Ohio settles suit against Time Warner for $144 million
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The state of Ohio said on Wednesday  that it had reached a $144 million settlement with Time Warner  Inc. on behalf of six state funds that claimed they were  defrauded after the media conglomerate merged with the online  service AOL.
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The DuPont Co. agreed to a settlement potentially worth more than $340 million Thursday to resolve allegations the chemical giant contaminated drinking water in West Virginia
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Time Warner Inc., the world&#39;s biggest media company, agreed to pay $510 million to resolve US investigations into whether its America Online unit improperly booked advertising sales.
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International Business Machines Corp.  IBM.N has settled for an undisclosed sum part of a  potentially multi-billion-dollar lawsuit over its pension plan,  a Wednesday court filing shows.
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An Internet company has agreed to forgive $17 million in customers' bills as part of an agreement with the government, the Federal Trade Commission announced Monday.
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More than six years after America Online's troubled marriage to Time Warner, investors hurt by accounting tricks before and after the merger will begin to receive proceeds of the company's multibillion-dollar settlement in a huge class-action lawsuit.
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Time Warner pays big to settle fraud charges against its problem child, AOL.
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Time Warner Inc. has agreed to pay more than $500 million to settle allegations that its America Online division improperly pumped up revenue and engaged in other unlawful practices before and after the two companies merged.-The Washington Post
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Time Warner Inc. TWX.N has agreed to  pay $500 million to $600 million to settle all civil and  criminal charges with the Justice Department and the U.S.  Securities and Exchange Commission, the New York Times reported  on Wednesday.
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HARTFORD, Conn. -- An investment firm that was found in breach of contract in a lawsuit involving the state&#39;s pension fund has settled for $15 million, the two sides announced Monday.
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Time Warner, the world&#39;s largest media-entertainment company, says it has agreed to pay a total of $US510 million ($668 million) to resolve federal probes into accounting irregularities at its America Online (AOL) units.
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[New York | Reuters News Service, 4 November 2004] - Time Warner yesterday posted an 8% drop in quarterly net profit as it set up a $500 million legal reserve related to accounting probes at its America Online division and said it will restate results
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Time Warner Inc. (TWX.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday said it agreed to pay $510 million to the US government to resolve criminal and civil charges linked to its America Online unit.
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Is 2004 the year Time Warner settled down?
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The charges of accounting improprieties at AOL date back to 2000. Some analysts had been expecting Time Warner to pay $500 million to $600 million to settle all of its criminal and civil charges with the Justice
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Time Warner said yesterday that it had agreed to pay the US government $510 million (R3 billion) to resolve criminal and civil charges that its America
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December 16, 2004 - Time Warner Inc. will pay $510 million and restate its 2001-2002 earnings for the third time as part of a settlement of criminal and civil charges related to its America