Computershare Says No Wrongdoing in Probe
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Computershare Ltd., the world's  largest share registry, said on Thursday a New York division  subpoenaed by U.S. market regulators investigating stock  surveillance firms had not broken any laws.
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The former CEO of Computer Associates pleaded not guilty to federal securities fraud and other charges yesterday in a multibillion-dollar accounting scandal at the business software maker.
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SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Computershare Ltd. (CPU.AU) says it will still call Australia home after buying a blue chip share registry that will increase its US market share
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Experts investigating the death of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko say there is no radiation risk to those who had contact with the deceased.
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The carrier did nothing wrong when it shared passenger data related to the Sept. 11 attacks, the Department of Transportation rules.
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The favourite in South Korea's presidential election denies any wrongdoing, despite a new inquiry into fraud claims.
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Film studios and record labels cannot demand that internet providers turn over the names of customers suspected of illegally downloading movies or music.
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The MPAA is arguing not that the P2P networks are at fault, but that the operators of the servers are because they know what is stored on them.
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HP customers hope that the turmoil surrounding an investigation into HP's probe of information leaks to journalists by board members doesn't affect them.
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Desktops, servers affected, but no vulnerabilities deemed critical.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ.N Chief   Executive Mark Hurd told lawmakers on Thursday there were no   excuses for a probe of boardroom leaks that led investigators   to obtain private telephone records deceptively.
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A White House privacy board has determined that two of the Bush administration's controversial surveillance programs &#151; electronic eavesdropping and financial tracking &#151; do not violate citizens' civil liberties.
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BOSTON -- An investigation of IBM Corp. by the Securities and Exchange Commission ended Tuesday without penalty, although the government found that the technology company misled analysts about employee stock-option expenses in 2005.
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There's nothing skimpy about corporate transparency.
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Hackers may have targeted DNS servers that form the backbone of the Internet--but no damage was done, experts believe.
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Company says breach last week by hackers likely had no impact on customers, but it continues to investigate the incident.
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A secretive White House privacy board says two Bush surveillance programs -- electronic eavesdropping and financial tracking -- do not violate citizens' civil liberties. By the Associated Press.