Articles about Sec
SEC bars ex-Systemax veep from director role in fraud deal
Gilbert Fiorentino settles with fine of $65,000
SEC investigates disgraced Systemax exec
Former reseller bigwig Fiorentino under spotlight
HP: AUTONOMY 'misrepresented' its value by $5 BILLION, calls in SEC
UK fraud squad too. Total writedown $8.8 BEEELLION!!
SEC charges two with insider trading in Oracle-Sun deal
And Intel-McAfee. And HP-3Com
SEC probes whether Hurd leaked EDS buy info
The SEC has gotten on Mark Hurd's case, with an investigation that will look into whether the former HP boss passed on information about the acquisition of EDS to his nemesis, Jodie Fisher.
The Wall Street Journal cites its favourite source – people familiar with the matter – to report that the inside information issue is part …
Oracle's Africa dealings under FBI, SEC, DoJ investigation
Oracle is reported to be under investigation by the US authorities for breaking federal anti-bribery laws in Africa.
The FBI field office in Washington, fraud prosecutors in the Justice Department's criminal division, and attorneys for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are reported to be looking into sales of Oracle …
Foundry Networks CIO charged in $29m insider trading scam
Loose lips sink careers
'HP has just days to cough what it knew about Autonomy'
Former SEC aide urges watchdog to 'hold HP's feet to fire'
Laser boffins blast bits onto hard drive at 200Gb/sec
A team of scientists have published a new way of using heat to store data magnetically, which could increase the speed of hard drives over a hundredfold.
Conventional drives use electromagnetism to selectively change the polarity of points on a drive, representing a one or a zero. But according to research published in Nature …
Now SEC piles into HP bribery probe
HP is facing a widened bribery investigation by the Department of Justice and US financial regulators, a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reveals.
In its quarterly filing HP said that the US Department of Justice and the SEC were both investigating allegations of dubious dealing by the ink giant in Russia …
UK Serious Fraud Office queues up to probe HP's Autonomy allegations
...using Autonomy's own software
Cisco boosts sales and profits despite softness in switching and routing
Servers and video help fill in the gaps
Dell committee to Icahn: Show us the money
How exactly will you buy new shares for everyone?
Bechtle's double digit sales, profit hike in UK? Satisfactory, says parent firm
Wait a sec, isn't there a Euro meltdown on?
EMC, VMware dangle axe over 1,804 workers around the planet
Tech CEO 101: Sales up, profits down, time to sharpen blade
Sprosty leaps from Systemax TPG hot seat after 18 months
Tech Products CEO leaves amid restructure
Ex-state attorney general probes Tech Data CEO's sale of $2m shares
Vast distie investigated over profit bungle
HP throws an extra 2,000 staff onto chopping block
29,000 bods at risk of redundancy, morale problematic
Shrunken Intel process boosts SSD performance
Intel has announced a boosted follow-on to its 510 SSD: the 520 Series, with more than double the IOPS performance and a top-end model with almost twice the capacity.
The 2.5-inch 520 is a client or PC SSD, and is built from 25nm 2-bit MLC NAND; the 510 used a 34nm process. Like the 510, it has a 6Gb/s SATA interface, but its …
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Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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