The Canadian police said the Indian government had orchestrated homicides and extortion in Canada to intimidate Sikh separatists. India, in return, kicked out Canadian diplomats.
By Matina Stevis-Gridneff
Most of the other former hedge fund traders convicted in the government’s long-running inquiry have already paid their debt to society.
By Matthew Goldstein
Charles B. Wang, the Islanders’ owner, was a hockey novice from the start. He has had some curious ideas on shaping the franchise.
By Richard Sandomir
In 2000, Charles B. Wang and Sanjay Kumar bought the New York Islanders and vowed to halt the team’s long fall. Like his predecessors, Wang has fought a losing battle.
By Ken Belson
The former chief executive of Computer Associates will pay $800 million to investors who lost money because of the company’s accounting fraud.
By Alex Berenson
Gretchen Morgenson column doles out Augustus Melmotte Annual Prizes, named after character in Anthony Trollope's 19th-century novel The Way We Live Now; drawings (M)
By Gretchen Morgenson
It was a year when truth was more audacious than fiction.
By Gretchen Morgenson
A former executive of CA Inc. was sentenced to 10 months of home confinement for conspiring to buy the silence of two people as part of a $2.2 billion fraud scheme.
By Bloomberg News
Former CA Inc executive Thomas Bennett is sentenced to 10 months of home confinement for role in $2.2 billion fraud scheme; is one of 15 executives charged or fired after fraud was discovered at company (M)
By Bloomberg News
Mixed messages about economic growth drained optimism out of the market this week, but new mergers helped rebuild momentum.
By Mark A. Stein
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