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The investment bank that was the lead underwriter to Facebook’s stock market flotation is being investigated over whether only key clients were alerted to its weakening financial projections. As Facebook’s shares continued their slide, Morgan Stanley was subpoenaed by the securities regulator for Massachusetts, William Galvin, who said his office is examining who was told that one of the bank’s analysts had cut his revenue estimates before the shares made their debut last Friday. If it is found that only select clients were informed, the bank could be charged with securities fraud, according to Ernest Badway, a securities lawyer in New York and New Jersey and a former Securities and Exchange Commission staffer. “You can’t be putting out two sets of numbers,” he told the ... Continue reading →
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Sam Coates Deputy Political Editor Published 1 minute ago Britain is completely divided over the scale and pace of the coalition’s deficit reduction plan, suggesting that Labour is failing to capitalise on the Government’s recent difficulties and the eurozone woes, according to a Populus poll for The Times. A total of 49 per cent of voters back the coalition’s so-called “Plan A”; that Britain must stick with eliminating its structural deficit by 2017, even if it means bigger spending cuts over the next four years. A total of 51 per cent believe the Government should slow the pace of cuts, rather than try to deal with the problem completely by 2017. This finding has been broadly consistent for the past 18 months, suggesting that the ... Continue reading →
