Lobbyists Join 8th Circ. Fight Over Halliburton II Meaning

By Stephanie Russell-Kraft ( December 12, 2014, 5:54 PM EST) -- Top financial lobby groups have weighed in on the interpretation of the U. S. Supreme Court's landmark Halliburton II ruling, telling the Eighth Circuit that a lower court shouldn't have certified a class of investors in a stock-drop suit against Best Buy Co. Inc. because the company had adequately proved its alleged misstatements hadn't impacted the price of its shares. . . .

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