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Former Broadcom executive emerges intact from options scandal
Almost from its inception, the federal government's options backdating case against executives of Broadcom Corp. reeked of cheap melodrama more than it gleamed with truth-seeking about corporate accounting and corporate pay. You can count Bill Ruehle,...
Tags: Prosecution, Corruption, Insider Trading, Carney (music group), Defendants
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Broadcom fourth-quarter profit, revenue top analysts' forecasts
TechnologyBroadcom earnings: Broadcom reported a better-than-expected fourth quarter Tuesday, beating Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue and earnings per share despite enduring profit and sales declines from the same period a year earlier.... -
Broadcom agrees to buy NetLogic for $3.7 billion
L.A. Times Tech BlogBroadcom agrees to buy NetLogic for $3.7 billion: Broadcom Corp. announced on Monday morning that it has agreed to purchase NetLogic Microsystems Inc. at a price of about $3.7 billion or $50 per share.... -
Karatz probation sentence the latest setback for prosecutors in backdating cases
Money & CompanyThe probation sentence handed down to former KB Home chief Bruce Karatz on Wednesday was the latest in a string of disappointments in the Justice Department’s crackdown on stock options backdating. The criminal investigations began in 2005, following... -
Ernst & Young must face class action over Broadcom's option backdating
Money & CompanyA federal appeals court Thursday reinstated a class-action lawsuit filed by Broadcom Corp. investors against Ernst & Young, saying the auditors should have known about an option-backdating scheme at the Irvine tech company. A lower-court judge had... -
Broadcom hits record revenues, boosts dividend, but stock slips after hours
L.A. Times Tech BlogIrvine-based chip-maker Broadcom Corp. on Tuesday reported a profitable quarter, with record sales of $1.95 billion, a 45% increase over the same quarter last year. The company also announced a 12.5% increase in per-share dividend, to 36 cents per share..... -
Prosecution scores in legal wrangling ahead of Broadcom options trial
Money & CompanyFederal prosecutors today won a legal victory in their stock options backdating case against former Broadcom Corp. Chief Financial Officer William J. Ruehle. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the U.S. attorney???s office could introduce... -
CES: Intel beefs up a TV set-top box (not near you)
L.A. Times Tech BlogIf 3-D to the home really does happen in the near future, Orange -- the brand France Telecom uses for its IPTV services in Europe, Africa and the Middle East -- plans to be ready. At the Consumer Electronics Show on Friday, company executives announced... -
Michael Hiltzik: Nicholas Agonistes
Money & CompanyThe collapse of the federal cases against Henry T. Nicholas and other executives of Broadcom is only one of the many high-profile debacles attributed to prosecutorial misconduct in the last year or two. As my Sunday column reports, the need...... -
P.J. Huffstutter moves from National to Business reporting
Readers' Representative JournalHere is a memo from Business Editor John Corrigan to the staff about reporter P.J. Huffstutter's new assignment: After a six-year tour as a national correspondent, P.J. Huffstutter will be rejoining Business on Jan. 25 as a Los Angeles-based reporter........ -
Why a Holocaust center in the O.C.?
If you were wondering, well, so was I: how is it that Elie Wiesel, the renowned Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Holocaust survivor and author, came to be an annual fixture on the campus at Orange County’s Chapman University, founded as a Protestant...
Tags: Human Interest, Nobel Prize Awards, Los Angeles International Airport, Entertainment Events, Religion and Belief
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Students head for science fair
Incarnation School sixth-graders Francesca Legaspi and Krista Celo will be shaking things up next month as they compete in the California State Science Fair with their experiment on the stability of buildings during earthquakes. it's the first time...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Natural Disasters, Science, Students, Science and Technology
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