Well-paid could face higher fines
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Higher earners could face increased fines for minor offences under government plans.
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Their compensation has outpaced inflation for five years, prompting demands for oversight, disclosure.
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December 30, 2004 -- The NASD collected a record $102 million in disciplinary fines in 2004, roughly three times what it levied the previous year, as it issued stiff penalties following industry probes of mutual-fund trading.
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Private accounts are intended to provide potentially higher rewards, but two factors could erode those expected benefits.
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You may have access to more money than you think -- just be careful.
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Rising paychecks and expected job gains could offset high heating bills and a potential credit crunch.
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The union&#39;s proposal to end the lockout, made Thursday at the league&#39;s Canadian headquarters, calls for a tax that would penalize -- and perhaps deter -- high-end payrolls.
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People who avoid paying fines will face a wide range of new penalties, ministers are set to announce on Monday.
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BT may have to pay a fine if found to have broken competition rules, Ofcom warns, but  the firm says it has already been cleared.
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A firm that used "high pressure sales tactics" to sell shares is fined Â£250,000 by the City watchdog.
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Companies encouraging spurious compensation claims are to be warned to act responsibly or face new laws.
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The price for settling state charges of collusion and bid-rigging by America&#39;s largest insurance broker could be &quot;far higher&quot; than $500 million, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer said Thursday.
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The final cost of tracking down two murder suspects may exceed Â£1.5m.
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Alcatel-Lucent will pay fines in response to charges it provided incentives to Chinese government officials.
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Negotiation will protect consumers from higher prices, after a firm tries to hike license fees.
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The company seeks to overturn a penalty imposed for lack of antitrust compliance.
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Commercial penalties worth more than $3.4 billion each year were urged against the U.S. for its failure to comply with a W.T.O. ruling.