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Corporate - December, 2011

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• GE Funding To Pay $70M To Settle Muni Bond Probe
• Iran, Terror Groups Found Liable For 9/11
• Madoff's Sons Can't Appeal Picard's $198M Suit: Judge
• NRC Greenlights New Reactor Design For Use In US Plants
• Congress Approves Two-Month Payroll Tax Deal
• Deutsche Boerse Must Sell Direct Edge Stake For NYSE Deal
• Stanford Found Fit To Stand Trial For $7B Ponzi Scheme
• Nixed Conspiracy Charges Free 1 Gabon FCPA Defendant
• Wal-Mart Pulls Enfamil Formula After Infant Death
• BofA To Pay $335M In Countrywide Discrimination Deal
• Irish Probe Spurs Changes In Facebook's Europe Network
• EPA Unveils Long-Delayed Mercury Limits For Power Plants
• DOJ Orders Exelon To Sell 3 Plants For $7.9B Deal
• NLRB Finalizes Union Election Rule, US Chamber Sues
• Judge Won't Nix $327M Verdict Over J&J's Risperdal
• Failed AT&T Deal Leaves Stronger DOJ In Its Wake
• Calif. Sues Fannie, Freddie For Info On Foreclosed Houses
• 3rd Circ. Reinstates $295M De Beers Settlement
• Aon To Fork Over $16M In Deal Ending FCPA Case
• Fed Proposes Tougher Risk Rules For Big Banks
• NY Court Nixes Martin Act Defense In $533M JPMorgan Suit
• House Rejects Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Absolute Poker Founder Cops To Fraud Charges
• Apple Notches Limited Win In HTC Smartphone IP Case
• Supreme Court Sets Arguments In Health Care Fight
• AT&T Drops $39B T-Mobile Bid Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
• ACE Insurance Units Fined $9M For Faulty Practices
• BT Takes Aim At Google On Navigation, Location Patents
• Saab Hits The Dust After GM Disapproves Sale
• Lyon Homes' Prepackaged Ch. 11 Aims To Cut Debt By 37%
• 4 House Reps Got Countrywide VIP Loans: Investigators
• TAP, Brussels Air Deals May Violate Antitrust Laws: EU
• Novell, Microsoft Antitrust Feud Ends In Hung Jury
• Judge Orders Probe Into Dynegy Restructuring
• HHS To Let States Set Benefit Benchmarks For Health Plans
• Gulf Blowout Preventer Maker To Cough Up $250M To BP
• EU Eyes Honeywell, DuPont In Antitrust Probe
• Ex-Fannie, Freddie Execs Look To Disclosures For Defense
• Corzine Denies Knowing Of Improper MF Global Transfer
• Madoff Controller To Plead Guilty: US Atty
• FTC Challenges Graco's $650M ITW Deal
• WTO Inks New Procurement Pact For $100B Growth
• SEC To Appeal Rejection Of $285M Citigroup Deal
• Obama Moves To Extend Wage Protections To Home Care
• Knauf Settles Chinese Drywall Claims For Up To $1B
• Wilson Sonsini Atty Cops To Tipping Trader In $37M Scheme
• Brazil Sues Chevron, Transocean For $11B Over Oil Spill
• Goldman Strikes $10M Deal To Block Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Billing Records Reveal Solyndra Faces Grand Jury Probe
• Senate Committee Advances Insider Trading Bill
• MF Global Can Use Disputed JPMorgan Cash: Judge
• Corzine Was Told Of Commingled Funds: CME Head
• Deutsche Boerse, NYSE Promise More Merger Concessions
• 3 Hitachi-LG Execs Cop To Disk Drive Price-Fixing Plot
• Morgan Stanley To Take $1B Loss In MBIA Settlement
• Ex-Siemens Execs Charged In $100M Argentine Bribe Plot
• FDIC Scores $64M Settlement From Ex-WaMu Execs
• Medtronic Strikes $23.5M Deal In Doctor Kickbacks Dispute
• SEC Takes SIPC To Court Over Stanford Fraud Coverage
• DOJ Challenge Put On Ice As AT&T Rethinks T-Mobile Deal
• Key Gabon FCPA Witness' Testimony Could Be Scrapped
• SEC Targets Glaxo Unit Over Underpriced Stock Buybacks
• Supreme Court To Rule On Blocked Ariz. Immigration Law
• River Road Credit Bid Appeal To Get High Court Review
• DC Circ. Affirms Contempt Ruling For Stevens Prosecutors
• MF Global Trustee Reveals Suspicious Transfers
• SEC Actions Could Be Looming For HCP Head Falcone
• NLRB Drops Boeing Case On Heels Of Union Deal
• Pfizer Settles Menopause Drug Suit After $73M Verdict
• US Seeks $10B Sanctions On EU In Airbus Subsidy Fight
• Wal-Mart Launches FCPA Compliance Probe
• Fox Strikes Out On Bid To Halt Dodgers' TV Rights Sale
• France Fines Colgate, P&G For Fixing Detergent Prices
• I Never Intended To Break Rules At MF Global: Corzine
• Sen. Proposes Replacement For Battered Fannie, Freddie
• Bayer Told To Cough Up $48M In Rice Contamination Suit
• Senate Republicans Block CFPB Head Nomination
• Wachovia Settles Bond Bid-Rigging Claims For $148M
• DOJ Confirms Antitrust Probe Of E-Book Industry
• Plan B Birth Control Still Requires Prescription, HHS Says
• Ex-Marvell Technology Manager Cops To Insider Trading
• Blagojevich Gets 14 Years On Corruption Charges
• Panasonic, Others Fined €161M Over Fridge Cartel
• BP Accused Of More Violations Over Deepwater Spill
• Cablevision Sues Verizon Over Internet Speed Ad Claims
• Senate Republicans Block DC Circ. Nominee Halligan
• Alpha To Pay $209M For Deadly Massey Blast
• Lehman's Path Out Of Historic Bankruptcy Confirmed
• Apple, Publishers Face EU E-Book Antitrust Probe
• Halliburton Destroyed Deepwater Spill Evidence: BP
• Ex-MF Global Managers Sue Corzine, Directors
• Madoff Feeder Fund Sues Ernst & Young For $900M
• Apple Loses Bid For US Ban On Samsung Devices
• CFTC Adopts 1st Post-MF Global Rule
• High Court Won't Consider Countrywide SLUSA Appeal
• Publisher Plans To File Ch. 11 To Refinance $1B In Debt
• MF Global Client Says $50M Account Disappeared
• Magic Johnson Looks To Score Bankrupt Dodgers
• Wash. Told To Limit Emissions From BP, Other Refineries
• UK Regulators To Probe Groupon's Ad Practices
• Blagojevich Loses Last-Minute Bids Ahead Of Sentencing
• Wall Street Groups Sue CFTC Over Position Limit Rule
• Wells Fargo Settles Wachovia Securities Suits For $75M
• ITC Votes To Scrutinize China Solar Panel Sector
• House Panel Votes To Subpoena Corzine Over MF Global
• DOJ Went 'Badly Awry' In Lindsey FCPA Case: Judge
• Airbus Subsidies Axed, EU Says
• AT&T Slams FCC Report On T-Mobile Deal As Biased
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Teva Out Of Luck Over Crestor Patent
• Big House Awaits Rajaratnam After 2nd Circ. Denies Bail
• Mass. AG Sues JPMorgan, BofA, Others Over Foreclosures