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April 02, 2018
Yahoo Beats Claims $17M Human Rights Fund Was Drained
A D.C. federal judge on Friday tossed a suit alleging Yahoo Inc. let the manager of a $17 million fund created for jailed Chinese dissidents blow most of the money on personal expenses, saying there's no evidence a charitable trust was created when the political prisoners settled with the tech company in 2007.
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April 11, 2017
Yahoo Hit With Suit Over Drained $17M Human Rights Fund
Yahoo Inc. and a gaggle of executives looked the other way while the manager of a $17 million humanitarian aid fund created as part of a 2007 settlement with Chinese dissidents frittered away the bulk of the fund on personal expenses, according to a suit filed Tuesday.