Dealbook: Ex-lehman Officials To Pay $90 Million To Settle Suit

The Lehman executives and directors are accused a shareholder lawsuit of misleading investors about the investment bank's health in the months leading up to its collapse.

DealBook: Ex-Lehman Officials to Pay $90 Million to Settle Suit

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Dealbook: Fugitive Moody's Analyst Ordered To Pay $35 Million To S.e.c.

Deep Shah, the only defendant criminally charged in the government’s insider trading investigation centered on Raj Rajaratnam to have not pleaded guilty or been convicted, is believed to be in Mumbai.

DealBook: Fugitive Moody's Analyst Ordered to Pay $35 Million to S.E.C.

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Pay Attention To This Advertising Robot, Or Get Run Over

Yeah, it’s cute now ’cause this is the first one, but unlike a super annoying person, you can’t necessarily just tell a super annoying robot to leave you alone and rely on it to a.) understand you and b.) care. ‘There’s no getting away from an offer this good,’ huh? You fill me with dread, Alpha Romeo.

Pay Attention To This Advertising Robot, Or Get Run Over

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Wells Fargo to Employees: Leave Wallets Home, Pay by Phone

Using 200 of its San Francisco staff, the bank will test mobile-phone payments for six months—and may launch a commercial service soon after

Wells Fargo to Employees: Leave Wallets Home, Pay by Phone

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Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million in Bribe Probes

Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Alcatel-Lucent SA agreed to pay $137 million to resolve U.S. criminal and civil probes and admitted it bribed government officials in “many countries,” including Taiwan, Malaysia and Costa Rica.

Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million in Bribe Probes

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Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million Over Alleged Foreign Bribes

Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Alcatel-Lucent SA resolved U.S. criminal and civil probes into allegations that it paid bribes in Costa Rica, Taiwan and Kenya by agreeing to pay $137 million.

Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million Over Alleged Foreign Bribes

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Ally to Pay Fannie Mae $462 Million

The payment is to settle buyback claims on the $292 billion in home loans that Ally sold to Fannie Mae before the industry tightened underwriting standards.

Ally to Pay Fannie Mae $462 Million

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How Superstars’ Pay Stifles Everyone Else

The “superstar effect” drives up pay for athletes, entertainers and Wall Street executives, concentrating wealth with only a few Americans and limiting others’ chances of moving up.

How Superstars’ Pay Stifles Everyone Else

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Business Briefing | Legal News: Mylan to Pay $65 Million Over Drug Prices

Mylan, a generic-drug maker, agreed to pay $65 million to settle a lawsuit by the federal and Texas governments asserting that the company had inflated prescription drug prices.

Business Briefing | Legal News: Mylan to Pay $65 Million Over Drug Prices

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Toyota to Pay $10 Million in Crash Suit

The crash near San Diego in 2009 killed four people and was blamed on a wrong-sized floor mat that trapped the accelerator.

Toyota to Pay $10 Million in Crash Suit

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Toyota to Pay $32.4 Million in Fines Related to Two Recalls

The fines, related to Toyota’s delays in announcing vehicle recalls in the United States, are the maximum allowed by law.

Toyota to Pay $32.4 Million in Fines Related to Two Recalls

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Wealth Matters: Estate Tax Will Return Next Year, but Few Will Pay It

The tax legislation passed by Congress means fewer wealthy people will have to pay an estate tax in 2011, but planning is still necessary.

Wealth Matters: Estate Tax Will Return Next Year, but Few Will Pay It

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You're the Boss: A Business Owner Reflects on a Failure to Pay His Taxes

Gary Barbera was once a Chrysler dealer with annual sales exceeding $100 million. Now he owes nearly $150,000 in taxes and fines and wears an ankle bracelet monitor.

You're the Boss: A Business Owner Reflects on a Failure to Pay His Taxes

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Conversations: A Business Owner Reflects on a Failure To Pay His Taxes

Gary Barbera was once a Chrysler dealer with annual sales exceeding $100 million. Now he owes nearly $150,000 in taxes and fines and wears an ankle bracelet monitor.

Conversations: A Business Owner Reflects on a Failure To Pay His Taxes

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Pfizer to Pay Its Ex-Chief $4.5 Million in Severance

In total, Jeffrey B. Kindler, who resigned unexpectedly as chief executive and chairman, will receive $9.5 million in cash in addition to stock and retirement benefits.

Pfizer to Pay Its Ex-Chief $4.5 Million in Severance

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J.&J.; Is Ordered to Pay $1.8 Million in Levaquin Suit

A Minnesota man, 82, sued, claiming that the antibiotic Levaquin had caused both of his Achilles’ tendons to rupture.

J.&J.; Is Ordered to Pay $1.8 Million in Levaquin Suit

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DealBook: Morgan Stanley Aims to Rein In Executive Pay

In response to shareholder complaints, James P. Gorman, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, vowed to reduce the firm’s payout.

DealBook: Morgan Stanley Aims to Rein In Executive Pay

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In Tax Deal, Many Public Employees Will Pay More

President Obama’s plan would end the Making Work Pay credit, which gave a tax reduction of up to $400 to workers with low and middle incomes.

In Tax Deal, Many Public Employees Will Pay More

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Obama Freezes Pay for Federal Workers

President Obama announced a freeze as a way to address deficit concerns before a meeting with Congressional leaders.

Obama Freezes Pay for Federal Workers

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