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Former mayor Charita Chan of Babatngon, Leyte has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison over the illegal issuance of a permit for cockfights in 2009.

The Ukraine war has highlighted a stalemate in the global fight against money laundering.

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Delaware legislature adopted amendment to Section 102 of Delaware General Corporation Law permitting corporations to implement provision to eliminate or limit personal liability of certain officers for monetary damages for breach of fiduciary duty of care

The Drug Enforcement Commission through its Anti-Money Laundering Investigations Unit has re-arrested former Presidential Press aide Amos Chanda and former Road

A Delaware corporation itself does not owe fiduciary duties to its stockholders and cannot be sued by its stockholders for breach.

James tomorrow? >> well, james rebuffed a settlement offer from the trump folks that would have resolve this case. that didnt happen. she is reported to be investigating, this is a civil matter not a criminal matter. but a case that could have fire each-ing in cages for the trump organization if she indicted it. i suppose the further steps she could go would be to use new yorks corporate death penalty provision and its called that because companies that engage in bad practices, corrupt practices...

Activist groups and statist bureaucrats at the United Nations and around the world are seeking to impose corporate social responsibility (CSR) requirements on firms through the International Organization for Standardization’s proposed

“The evidence on record unequivocally established the elements of manifest partiality, evident bad faith, and, at the very least, gross inexcusable negligence on the part of the accused,” the Sandiganbayan said.

The two-manned Senate minority bloc on Tuesday released their own “minority report” on the sugar importation fiasco countering several of the findings and recommendations of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on the controversial release of Sugar Order No. 4 which Malacañang eventually disowned.