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London Stock Exchange remains independent

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has seen off its fourth prospective partner, with US rival Nasdaq receiving only a 0.41% take-up for its £12.43 a share offer. More >>

James Hardie sued over asbestos fund

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has brought a suit against James Hardie accusing the building materials company of misleading shareholders over the cost of funding for the company’s asbestos compensation programme. More >>

NETELLER funds seized in US

Online money transfer business NETELLER has had funds seized by the US attorney’s office for the southern district of New York.

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TEMIT board to take decision on shares to NAV discount

The board of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust, will decide at the end of the month whether to take action to narrow the discount its shares are traded at compared to its net asset value following a demand for action at the end of last year from its largest shareholder, City of London Investment Management.

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Briefs .....

Alfred McAlpine, the support services group, has uncovered a possible fraud at its Slate subsidiary that looks set to result in a £13m restatement for 2006. More >>

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