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The Porsche-Piech family bought Qatar Holding LLC’s 10 percent stake in Porsche Automobil Holding SE to regain full control of the majority owner of Volkswagen AG.
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BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest asset manager, warned against over-regulation of market indexes in the wake of the London interbank offered rate-rigging scandal.
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Former Porsche SE Chief Financial Officer Holger Haerter was fined 630,000 euros ($824,000) by a German court for credit fraud in a criminal case over the refinancing of a 10 billion-euro loan during a failed bid to buy Volkswagen AG in 2009.
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Black Diamond Offshore and Elliott Associates LP, claiming Porsche Automobil Holding SE cost hedge funds more than $2 billion by misleading short-sellers in its acquisition of Volkswagen AG shares in 2008, appealed a judge’s ruling dismissing their lawsuits against the sports-car maker.
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Hedge funds and institutional investors seeking 4 billion euros ($5.2 billion) from Porsche SE over its failed takeover of Volkswagen AG may be hoping, unlike most plaintiffs, that three German civil court suits take a long time to resolve.
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The role of Porsche SE’s supervisory board during a failed bid to take over Volkswagen AG is being investigated as a three-and-a-half-year-old market manipulation probe spreads to the family of the company’s founder.
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Federal prosecutors in New York have been examining transactions by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., accused of fraud by U.S. securities regulators, to determine whether to pursue a criminal case, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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U.S. Representative John Campbell plans to offer legislation aimed at reducing the size of “too- big-to-fail” banks by requiring them to hold more capital including long-term debt.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. , accusing Oracle Corp. of harassing its new chief executive officer, refused to accept service of a subpoena requiring Leo Apotheker to testify at a trial over SAP AG’s downloading of Oracle software.
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Former Porsche SE Chief Executive Officer Wendelin Wiedeking and ex-Chief Financial Officer Holger Haerter were charged with market manipulation over the use of options in a failed bid to take over Volkswagen AG.
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