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Retail & E-Commerce - August, 2006
43 articles
- Oneida's Reorganization Plan Confirmed
- Valassis Seeks To Cut And Run From Advo Deal
- Wal-Mart Wins Partial Dismissal of Class Action Suit
- Meade Admits To Accounting Errors
- LG, GE Prevail In Whirlpool Patent Lawsuit
- Barnes & Noble Subpoenaed For Stock Option Docs
- Cruise Operator Accused Of Racism In Firing Muslims
- Derivative Lawsuit v. Honeywell Dismissed On Appeal
- Sotheby's Still Paying For Price-Fixing Scandal
- Cendant Accuses Shelton Of Avoiding $3.3B Payment
- Ex-CEO Claims Company Ignored Auditor Warnings
- Apple Settles iTunes Patent Feud
- Trustee Objects To Best's Investment Bank Choice
- 3M Settles Antitrust Suit For $28.8M
- Race Case Against Target Will Go Forward
- JPMorgan Urges Bakery To Complete Chapter 11 Case
- Judge "Erred" In Granting Discovery Of Citizenship Status
- Convention Center, Employees Settle Discrimination Suit
- Newly Bankrupt Radnor To Sell Its Assets
- Congoleum Insurers File Rival Chapter 11 Plan
- Target Prevails In Race Discrimination Suit
- London Fog Lets Go Of Trademark
- Oneida Asks For Exclusivity Extension
- Winn-Dixie Asks Judge To Add Minutes To Clock
- Zale Corporation Hit With Class Action
- Congoleum Submits Amended Reorganization Plan
- Penthouse Founder's Suit Remanded To State Court
- E.C. To Investigate Pulp Mill Equipment Supplier Merger
- Werner Creditors Demand Financial Documents
- Ex-Coke Secretary Wants Separate Trial
- Solutia Looks To Kibosh Shareholder Suit
- E.C. Ends Paper Industry Probe
- Tyco Off The Hook In Oil-For-Food Probe
- Study Shows Rise In Director Compensation
- SEC Formalizes Probe Into Diebold's Finances
- Winn-Dixie Creditors Seek Help In Executive Search
- Dairy Giant Milks Banca Popolare For €60M
- Firm Denied Compensation In Owens Corning Case
- Winn-Dixie's Reorganization Plan Approved
- Owens Corning Seeks Revision Of Letter Against Plan
- Lawyer Sues Thomson Over Bar-Exam Materials
- Consumer Reporting Co. Sued For Antitrust Violations
- SEC Charges Former Daisytek Execs With Fraud