Thai scholar faces royal insult charge over medieval king
A prominent Thai intellectual has been accused of insulting a medieval king, a government spokesman said on Monday, and faces up to 15 years in jail if convicted.
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Texas tycoon Sam Wyly has filed for bankruptcy, saying he does not have the assets to pay the nearly $300 million that U.S. regulators are demanding for his role in a fraudulent offshore scheme.
The top two lawmakers on the Senate's antitrust panel have urged regulators to scrutinize food distributor Sysco Corp's planned purchase of rival U.S. Foods for $3.5 billion.
A Toronto man accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of insider trading in Herbalife Ltd on Monday sued the federal regulator to stop it from pursuing its case.
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