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...Tuesday, the daily Le Figaro published details of a preliminary report by France's Financial Markets Authority (AMF) investigating the sale of stock options by EADS executives between November 2005 and March 2006. The paper said that initial findings in the on-going inquiry - which both the AMF and French legal officials declined to comment on - had turned its attention to 21 current and former EADS executives, and as many as 1,200 other shareholders who may have used inside knowledge of troubles with the A380 program to dump millions worth of stock before that bad news was revealed...
...another blow to Airbus and may put more downward pressure on EADS share prices, it won't constitute a long-term threat to the company's future - especially if the A380 proves popular with airlines. However, according to Anne Maréchal, a former official with Paris's stock market now working with law firm DLA Piper, if convictions for insider trading have been very rare in France until now, there's reason to believe some may result in the EADS case. "The AMF isn't required to file a report with prosecutors unless it has sufficient evidence of serious...
...teaching and learning; it’s also in the business of investing, with an endowment valued at $34.9 billion. And if Harvard’s commitment to human rights is sincere, the commitment must apply not only to the curriculum, but to the University’s stock portfolio as well...
...least one of Harvard’s investments flies in the face of the school’s commitment to human rights. In its most recent filing with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvard reported owning 172,246 shares of stock in Chevron Corp. If the University has held onto those shares—and there’s no reason to believe it hasn’t—they would be worth more than $15 million today. Chevron, meanwhile, owns a 28.3 percent working interest in a production and pipeline venture in Burma. By Chevron?...
...director of recruiting at The Crimson and a history concentrator in Winthrop House. His column, “The Stock of the Puritans,” will provide an historical perspective on the issues vexing Harvard College today. It will appear on alternate Fridays...