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Las Vegas Sands has lost its breach-of-contract lawsuit against Taiwan businessman Richard Suen, reports CNBC's Tyler Mathisen.
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CHICAGO/ SAN FRANCISCO, April 29- A corrupt data file that disrupted the Chicago Board Options Exchange's ability to telegraph what contracts could be traded led to the market's half-day outage last Thursday, according to an options data provider briefed by a CBOE staff member.
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IFR COMMENTARY: "The 20- city Case Shiller Home Price Index is set for another jump in February, to +8.9% year-on-year from +8.1% in January, giving the series its fastest pace of growth since May 2006, just as the bubble was starting to wind down.
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TORONTO, April 29- Wealthy travelers wanting to fly in style can book empty seats on private planes with a new app for a jet-sharing service. Flights are shared with from two to 14 other passengers, and the price is on par with a premium fare on a commercial airline, according to the San Francisco- based company.
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The Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital was warned it was in violation of Medicare rules governing the discharge of patients and could lose critical funding under the federal healthcare insurance program if it failed to correct the problem.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 26- Federal authorities have taken disciplinary action against a Las Vegas hospital cited for improperly sending newly released psychiatric patients by bus to neighboring California and other states in a practice called "patient dumping."
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*First-quarter FFO $2.05 vs Wall Street $2.01. NEW YORK, April 26- Simon Property Group Inc, the largest owner of U.S. malls, has little interest in buying department store space from retailers and leasing it back, a senior executive said on Friday, a stance that may limit options for cash-strapped J.C. Penney Co Inc..
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NEW YORK, April 26- Simon Property Group Inc said a key earnings measure rose 14.4 percent in the first quarter, helped by higher rents and sales at its malls and outlet centers, prompting the company to raise its forecast for the year.
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TOKYO, April 26- Japanese regulators have stripped U.S.-based MRI International Inc of its registration as an asset manager and may pursue criminal charges against the firm, accusing it of mismanaging client funds and falsifying reports.
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TOKYO, April 26- Japanese regulators have stripped U.S.-based MRI International Inc of its registration as an asset manager and may pursue criminal charges against the firm, accusing it of mismanaging client funds and falsifying reports.
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TOKYO, April 26- Japan's securities watchdog is investigating a U.S.-based investment company on suspicion that it falsified performance reports and could not account for the bulk of its $1.4 billion in disclosed funds, a source with knowledge of the probe said.
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TOKYO, April 26- Japan's securities watchdog is investigating a U.S.-based investment company on suspicion that it falsified performance reports and could not account for the bulk of its $1.4 billion in disclosed funds, a source with knowledge of the probe said.
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*Outage meant no access to CBOE options on S&P 500, VIX. *CBOE opened all options trading at 1 p.m. EDT ( 1700 GMT.
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Daniel Peterson and his company, USA Real Estate Fund 1 of Spokane Valley, Washington, allegedly told investors that the JOBS Act would let him raise billions of dollars because of a measure that lifts restrictions on general advertising, the SEC said.
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Daniel Peterson and his company, USA Real Estate Fund 1 of Spokane Valley, Washington, allegedly told investors that the JOBS Act would let him raise billions of dollars because of a measure that lifts restrictions on general advertising, the SEC said.
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*CBOE opened all options trading at 1 p.m. EDT ( 1700 GMT. *Outage meant investors had no access to CBOE options on S&P 500, VIX.
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The U.S. Securities Markets Coalition, composed of all eight exchange operators and the OCC, formerly known as the Options Clearing Corp, submitted a letter to Congress regarding the proposal by congressman Dave Camp.
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LAS VEGAS, April 25- The Chicago Board Options Exchange's delayed open on Thursday was due to software problems and was not the result of a computer hacking incident, a top executive said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK, April 24- Firms that scour social media sites such as Twitter for information to help investors and traders make money faced their biggest test yet this week.
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NEW YORK, April 23- The upheaval in financial markets caused by a false report of explosions at the White House was brief, but its effect on traders who have come to rely on Twitter may last quite a bit longer.
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NEW YORK, April 23- Markets for stocks, bonds, oil and commodities were briefly roiled on Tuesday after a bogus report of explosions at the White House.