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Chinese-owned Ralls Corp., blocked by President Barack Obama from buying an Oregon wind-farm project, sued a company that owned the properties, according to a document filed in federal court in Washington.
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If there was any doubt about the gravity of the mission facing the three members of News Corp.’s management-and-standards committee, board member Viet Dinh dispelled it at a meeting held a year ago in a 13th-floor conference room with a panoramic view of London.
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An affiliate of Sany Group Co., China’s biggest machinery maker, urged a U.S. judge to consider its lawsuit challenging President Barack Obama’s decision to block a corporate transaction on national security grounds.
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News Corp. director Viet Dinh, head of the media company’s nominating and governance committee, said the role of chairman and chief executive officer, now held by Rupert Murdoch, shouldn’t be split.
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News Corp.’s independent directors, obligated to assess Rupert Murdoch and other top executives’ handling of the company’s phone-hacking scandal, are relying for guidance on Viet Dinh, a board member with personal ties to the Murdoch family.
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Walgreen Co., the biggest U.S. drugstore chain, agreed to pay $6.7 billion for a 45 percent stake in the U.K.’s Alliance Boots GmbH in an attempt to create a global chain of pharmacies.
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A U.S. company owned by executives of China-based Sany Group Co. accused a Treasury-led national security panel in Washington in a lawsuit of barring it from wind-farm projects without explanation or proper legal process.
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Former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks was arrested today by police investigating phone hacking at News Corp.’s Sunday tabloid.
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News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch and his sons Lachlan and James were sued in Manhattan federal court by a shareholder who says the phone-hacking scandal damaged the company and who described their actions as “damning.”
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Wells Fargo & Co., the biggest U.S. home lender, said it reached a $590 million settlement in principle with plaintiffs who claimed in a lawsuit that Wachovia Corp. misled investors.
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