Can Home Depot survive option scandal?
Media Release
Jun. 17, 2006

Home Depot has become the largest US company to acknowledge having awarded backdated stock options to executives, extending the scandal further beyond the technology sector where the controversial practice was most common.

Can Home Depot survive option scandal?
Media Release
Home Depot has become the largest US company to acknowledge having awarded backdated stock options to executives, extending the scandal further beyond the technology sector where the controversial practice was most common.
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Foreigners have boosted their share of Japan’s stock market to a record high for the third straight year
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Foreigners have boosted their share of Japan’s stock market to a record high for the third straight year, in a trend that further increases their power within the country’s boardrooms.
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Buy Mining stocks on weakness : Marks and Spencer
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Marks and Spencer powered up the FTSE 100 leader-board yesterday after a leading broker advised clients to take advantage of recent weakness and buy.
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Government bonds paused for breath on Friday following a turbulent week’s trading
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Government bonds paused for breath on Friday following a turbulent week’s trading that saw fears of inflation and desire for safe haven assets pull the market in opposite directions.
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The dollar’s longest winning run since November came to a halt
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The dollar’s longest winning run since November came to a halt this week despite robust US inflation data that raised expectations of further monetary tightening in the world’s largest economy.
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Morgan Stanley set to join the rush into infrastructure projects
Ajit Parker
Morgan Stanley, the US investment bank, is set to join the rush into infrastructure projects with the launch of a new multi-million-pound fund as rival banks continue to snap up infrastructure assets across the globe.
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Paris Club of creditor nations that would allow Russia to pay off its $22bn of outstanding debt ahead of schedule
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Russia was on Friday night close to finalising a deal with the Paris Club of creditor nations that would allow it to pay off its $22bn of outstanding debt ahead of schedule.
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US securities regulators assures Eropean counterparts

US securities regulators issued a statement designed to damp speculation that a transatlantic merger of stock exchanges would force European companies to conform to US corporate governance rules through the back door.
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Japanese stocks closed higher on Friday morning, extending their rebound from Tuesday’s record fall
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The Nikkei 225 closed up 2.9 per cent at 14,883.48 by midday, led by big jumps in the real estate and banking sectors.
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