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GM Says Proxy Failed to Note Related Party Deal WSJ.com

General Motors Co. said Friday that it failed to disclose in its proxy a $600,000 contract with an ad agency partly owned by the wife of the auto maker's chief financial officer.
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Former Insurance Executives in Settlement Talks WSJ.com

Federal prosecutors and lawyers for five former insurance executives accused of engineering a bogus reinsurance transaction to mask a drop in reserves at American International Group Inc. are in settlement talks, according to a joint court ...
Winners & Losers From the Week That Was: Facebook Edition WSJ Blogs

Winners & Losers for the week that was in business and deals, Deal Journal's weekly look back and grading system of some of the biggest stories: The Facebook Edition.
Warren Buffett – A Budding Media Mogul? WSJ Blogs

As newspapers across the country downsize or close their doors, Warren Buffett is looking to add more papers to his collection, according to a letter the billionaire investor wrote this week to the editors and publishers of Berkshire ...
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Malaysian People's Court; Anwar's civil disobedience and the next election. WSJ.com

The Malaysian government charged opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim this week for illegal protests urging electoral reform. Considering Mr. Anwar's past legal travails, having twice been tried on trumped-up charges of sodomy and twice ...
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Giant Telescope Project Goes to South Africa, Australia WSJ.com

A consortium of countries chose South Africa and Australia to share a groundbreaking €1.5 billion ($1.87 billion) radio telescope that will be the biggest and most sensitive instrument of its kind.
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Ted Cruz's Problem WSJ.com

Former Texas solicitor general Ted Cruz has notched endorsements from a 'Who's Who' list of tea party leaders, including Sarah Palin and Jim DeMint, in his bid to replace retiring GOP Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. Outside conservative groups ...
Host Scores Well–For Corruption WSJ Blogs

As Azerbaijan prepares to host the glitzy Eurovision final this weekend, an anti-corruption watchdog has issued a sobering reminder of the country's chronic problems with graft.
Getting the Best Refinancing Deal WSJ.com

There has never been a better time to refinance your mortgage. Rates are at record lows. The government is devising new programs to help homeowners. The economy and job market are improving, albeit slowly.
Facebook IPO controversy in a legal gray area; Analysis: Experts zero in on disclosure days before stock’s debut MarketWatch

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The controversy over Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering touches on language used in regulatory filings called “risk factors.”
Real Estate News: Fannie Mae CEO Search Down to Two WSJ Blogs

Here is a look at real-estate news in Friday's WSJ: Fannie CEO Search Now Down to Two: Fannie Mae has narrowed its search for a new chief executive to two finalists and could soon offer the position to Timothy Mayopoulos, the ...
Study: Buyout Firms Win In Republican States WSJ Blogs

By Ayesha Javed The buyout industry in the U.S. has sometimes been linked with the political right, most recently via Republican candidate Mitt Romney, a founder of Bain Capital. Now, a collaboration between French and American academics has ...
Egypt Looks Set for Polarizing Runoff WSJ.com

CAIRO—Early results on Friday morning from Egypt's presidential election appeared to point to a bruising runoff race between former regime loyalist Ahmed Shafiq and Muslim Brotherhood political leader Mohamed Morsi, an outcome that could ...
Europe stocks end week higher after choppy session MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Drug makers helped European stock markets close in positive territory on Friday, after a session where uncertainty about growth in Europe and China made for choppy price action.
Europe Caught in the Cookie Jar WSJ Blogs

The European Union's cookie directive—dismissed by one entrepreneur as "stupid to the core"—comes into force on Saturday and sites that fail to implement the regulations face the prospect of legal action.

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