Disney Settles S.E.C. Complaint Over Directors' Disclosures
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The S.E.C. reached a settlement with Disney over the company's failure to disclose its relationships with various board members as well as with an airline controlled by a director.
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General Electric Co. yesterday agreed to a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused the company of failing to provide shareholders with enough information about the retirement perks provided to former chief executive Jack Welch.
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US regulators yesterday accused Walt Disney of violating securities laws by failing to disclose compensation given to relatives of its directors and payments
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Viacom Inc. and The Walt Disney Co. agreed Thursday to pay a total of &#36;1.5 million to settle government charges the companies violated advertising limits for children's television programming.
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Children&#39;s cable TV channels owned by Viacom Inc. (VIAb.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Disney Corp. (DIS.N: Quote, Profile, Research) have agreed to settle allegations they violated
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Dow Jones & Co Inc  has agreed to settle an investor lawsuit that accused the company's directors of failing to properly evaluate News Corp's  takeover bid, it said in a U.S. regulatory filing this week.
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(InfoWorld) - An Internet business that sold people's telephone and credit-card records has agreed to settle charges that it violated U.S. law, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said Thursday. Integrity Security & Investigation Services and its owner, Edmund Edmister, will give up $2,700, the entire amount the company earned from selling phone records and credit card transaction reports, the FTC said. The settlement also bars the company from obtaining and selling confidential phone and credit account records unless authorized by law or court order. The FTC in MayÂ filed federal court complaintsÂ against five Web-based operations allegedly engaged in pretexting, attempting to obtain phone or other personal records from companies by pretending to be the targeted customer. Integrity Security & Investigation Services is the first firm to settle with the FTC; charges are still pending against the four remaining companies. The U.S. Congress has beenÂ investigating pretextingÂ since early this year, but the practice gained national attention last month whenÂ Hewlett-Packard officials revealedÂ pretexting had been used to gain access to the phone records of employees, board members and journalists. Private investigators employed by HP allegedly used pretexting in an investigation of board leaks in 2005 and 2006. The agency dismissed charges against F. Lynne Moseley and Tracey Edmister, Integrity Security & Investigation Services corporate officers. The FTC determined they played no role in operating the business.
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LOS ANGELES  â Robert A. Iger, chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, received a compensation package in the 2007 fiscal year valued by the company at $27.7 million, according to an analysis of documents filed Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Dutch grocery giant Royal Ahold NV yesterday settled Securities and Exchange Commission charges that its Columbia food distribution unit, US Foodservice, and other subsidiaries fraudulently
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Blog: IBM and SEC reach settlement in stock options expensing disclosure case. No fines or monetary penalties for company.
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Albertsons Inc.  said in a  Securities and Exchange Commission filing issued on Friday it  had agreed to provide additional detail on a proposed takeover  to settle a previously disclosed class-action lawsuit.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission reached a settlement with the Walt Disney Company over the company's failure to disclose relationships with board members.
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Industrial giant General Electric settled with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday over its failure to disclose former CEO Jack Welch&#39;s lavish retirement package.
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The SEC didn&#39;t name any of the board members involved in the matter. Among the allegations, Disney was said to have failed to disclose that three children of board members were employed by the company, receiving
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The business development company said it had settled a four-year investigation by the S.E.C. into its valuation practices.
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Walt Disney Co. agreed yesterday to settle federal regulators' charges that it failed to disclose benefits received by some directors and their relatives, including former directors Roy E. Disney and Stanley Gold, who led a shareholder revolt this year against chief executive Michael Eisner.
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Walt Disney Co  President and Chief Executive Robert Iger received a 7 percent increase in total compensation in fiscal 2007, to $27.7 million, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday.