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Originally posted by kenji4861
That video is old news.
Originally posted by justyc
nice find from r
legatus tax info
Originally posted by kenji4861
Well financial carnage didn't begin today.
So he was full of crap.
NEW YORK—A former executive director in the equity research department of UBS Securities LLC has been sentenced to 78 months’ imprisonment in connection with his participation in a massive insider trading scheme that netted millions of dollars in illegal profits.
The Indian government has approved a new bill that paves the way for foreign investors to take much larger stakes in domestic insurance companies.
Multinational insurers would be keen to move in to the rapidly developing Indian market, where almost nine out of 10 workers do not contribute to pension schemes.
While the country was picking its next President on Nov. 4, the Federal Communications Commission federal communications commission was making its own momentous decision. The country's top communications regulator unanimously voted to free up the biggest ever swath of airwaves to be used by the public for cheap high-speed wireless Internet access.
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin and fellow commissioners unanimously sided with tech giants Google (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), Dell (DELL), and Philips Electronics North America (PHG) in ruling that Americans would be better served if the spectrum were made available for free public use. "The FCC has taken a significant step to usher in a new era of technology, allowing for major investments in innovative wireless broadband, education, and government/enterprise applications to spur economic development," Motorola co-CEO Greg Brown said in a statement.
The No on Proposition 10 campaign claims an early landslide victory as election night results from throughout California indicate a lopsided defeat of T Boone Pickens' ballot measure.
"California voters didn't fall for a Texas oil tycoon's $10 billion money grab, no matter how much he spent camouflaging it as green," stated Richard Holober, spokesman for the No on Prop 10 campaign, and Executive Director of the Consumer Federation of California. "Proposition 10 is the ultimate example of a wealthy special interest abusing the ballot initiative process to enrich itself. We built a coalition of major environmental, consumer, business, labor, taxpayer and civic organizations that triumphed over Prop 10's $23 million war chest. The defeat of Prop 10 sends a signal that California's ballot initiative process is not for sale to the highest bidder."