Update 1: Ex-Ahold CEO Says He&#39;s Settled With SEC
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Global grocery retailer Ahold NV and its former chief executive have reached settlements with the US Securities and Exchange Commission over charges related to a $1 billion overstatement of earnings, they said Wednesday.
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Hewlett-Packard has settled a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation regardingÂ the resignation of Tom Perkins from its board.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today the settlement of charges against American International Group revolving around the marketing of transactions that would remove possible volatile assets from the balance sheets of companies.
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Global grocery retailer Ahold NV has agreed to a settlement of civil fraud charges over an alleged &#36;1 billion overstatement of earnings in a deal with U.S. regulators that does not fine the company.
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Drug maker Vaso Active Pharmaceuticals  Inc. VAPH.PK on Thursday said U.S. regulators approved a  settlement with the company and its former chief executive over  allegedly misleading disclosures in public documents.
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American International Group Inc.  agreed to pay &#36;126 million to settle allegations it helped companies fraudulently inflate earnings, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.
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Enron Corp.'s ENRNQ.PK former  director of investor relations has agreed to pay $1.49 million  to settle fraud charges related to the bankrupt energy company,  U.S. securities regulators said on Wednesday.
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Three former employees of Denver-based Invesco Funds Group agreed to a settlement regarding alleged market timing trading in certain Invesco funds, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday.
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General Electric Co. said it settled allegations with the US Securities and Exchange Commission that it didn&#39;t fully disclose perks such as an apartment and wine for retired Chief Executive Officer Jack Welch.
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(InfoWorld) - In the wake of Dell Inc.'s disclosure Monday that it might have to restate recent earnings statements because of discoveries made by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), company founder and chairman Michael Dell has defended his embattled chief executive, Kevin Rollins. "Kevin has done an outstanding job as chief executive," Dell told a crowd at the company's annual Technology Day meeting in New York Tuesday. "We run the company together, so if you want to blame somebody, you can blame me too." Dell will delay filing its quarterly Form 10-Q to the SEC until it answers questions raised by an SEC investigation into its accounting and financial reporting practices, the company said Monday. The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York has opened a separate investigation, involving documents filed from 2002 to the present. Both offices have raised the possibility of misstatements in prior period financial reports. Dell has already announced a preliminary earnings report for the second quarter, highlighted by a 51 percent drop in profit from the same period last year. Form 10-Q is the formal quarterly earnings report required of every publicly traded company. Asked whether he would heed calls from analysts and investors to resign, Rollins said he disagreed with the sentiment, then turned the podium over to his boss. "Any press speculation on that is completely useless. Feel free to speculate, but it's not going to happen," Dell said. "The CEO is chosen by the board of directors and the shareholders, and I'm the largest shareholder, so you can do the math." Dell and Rollins declined to give further details on the investigations, saying only that they were cooperating fully.
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Royal Ahold and its two former top executives reached a settlement on Wednesday with the S.E.C. in connection with a multibillion-dollar accounting scandal.
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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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Raymond Cunningham, the former chief executive of Invesco Funds Group, agreed to pay $500,000 to settle lawsuits over improper mutual fund trading, his lawyers said yesterday.
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Richard S. Fuld Jr., the chairman and chief executive of the brokerage firm Lehman Brothers Holdings, made $40.6 million in compensation last year after the company reported near-record profits, according to a regulatory filing yesterday.
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David M. Willey, the former finance chief at the Capital One Financial Corporation, will pay $1.8 million, including an $801,000 fine, to settle insider-trading accusations, the Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday.
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American International Group Inc.  AIG.N agreed to pay $126 million to settle allegations it  helped companies fraudulently inflate earnings, the U.S.  Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.
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The US Air Force&#39;s chief acquisition official said on Thursday he had been cleared of any wrongdoing after an investigation of his e-mails tied to a stalled $23.