Telekom Malaysia Appoints Panel for Probe Into Employee Payments

Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Telekom Malaysia Bhd., a state- controlled telecommunications provider, said it formed a sub- committee to conduct an “independent and comprehensive” investigation into alleged improper payments to employees.

Telekom Malaysia Appoints Panel for Probe Into Employee Payments

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TSMC Fires Employee Charged in U.S. Insider-Trading Probe

Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, said it fired a technical manager who was charged in the U.S. for conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud.

TSMC Fires Employee Charged in U.S. Insider-Trading Probe

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India’s Top Court to Monitor Phone-License Probe

India’s highest court said it will monitor a federal investigation into the 2008 sale of mobile- phone licenses to verify the probe is being conducted appropriately.

India’s Top Court to Monitor Phone-License Probe

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Former Minister’s Homes Searched as India Telecoms Probe Widens

India’s federal investigative agency searched homes of former telecommunications minister Andimuthu Raja, who is being probed for alleged irregularities in a multibillion-dollar auction of mobile-phone airwaves.

Former Minister’s Homes Searched as India Telecoms Probe Widens

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