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10. Stanford Securities Class Action Clearinghouse Class Action securities fraud Lawsuits Up A Modest 17%; While Dollar DisclosureLosses Nearly Triple View the Press Release or download the Full Report http://securities.stanford.edu/

Last update: September 23, 2005 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Index of Filings News and Press Releases Filings ... Register CONTACTING US ABOUT: Website content inquires How to submit documents to the Clearinghouse NOTES The Securities Class Action Clearinghouse takes no position regarding the merits of individual claims. All editorial and content decisions relating to the operation of this site are the exclusive responsibility of Stanford Law School. Cornerstone Research provides financial support and operational assistance toward the maintenance of this site, all subject to the supervision and control of Stanford Law School. More information regarding Cornerstone Research is available at www.cornerstone.com Stanford Law School The Securities Class Action Clearinghouse provides detailed information relating to the prosecution, defense, and settlement of federal class action securities fraud litigation. The Clearinghouse maintains an Index of Filings of 2318 issuers that have been named in federal class action securities fraud lawsuits since passage of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The Clearinghouse also contains copies of more than 10,800 complaints, briefs, filings, and other litigation-related materials filed in these cases. XXXXXXXX CLEARINGHOUSE RESEARCH POST-REFORM ACT SECURITIES SETTLEMENTS THROUGH DEC 2004

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Home Index of Filings News and Press Releases Filings ... Register Stanford Law School Settlements SEARCH SETTLEMENT NEWS CLEARINGHOUSE RESEARCH ... OTHER STUDIES Post-Reform Act Securities Case Settlements SECURITIES FRAUD "MEGA-SETTLEMENTS" LIST Mega Settlements: Settlements of Post-Reform Act Securities Class Action Lawsuits in Excess of $100 million As of March 31, 2003 Rank Issuer Maximum Asserted Valuation [ Percentage of Total "Mega-Settlements" Cendant [ $3,527.0 Million Lucent $563.0 Million Bank of America $490.0 Million Waste Management II $457.0 Million

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15. Securities And Exchange Surveillance Commission Protects investors and maintains the integrity of the securities markets through inspections of companies, surveillance of markets and investigations of securities fraud. Gives history, organization, and statistics. http://www.fsa.go.jp/sesc/english/

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19. Time Warner, Auditor To Pay $2.5B To Settle Lawsuit - Aug. 3, 2005 Time Warner Inc. and its auditor have reached a $2.5 billion settlement tosecurities fraud litigation, according to statements Wednesday from the world s http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/03/news/fortune500/timewarner_settlement/

var cnnSiteWideCurrDate = new Date(2005,8,25); Web CNN/Money Home News Markets Technology ... SUBSCRIBE TO MONEY Time Warner in $2.5B fraud settlement Media company, auditor to pay in securities litigation; company seeks to avoid further costs. August 3, 2005: 12:23 PM EDT Special Report full coverage Report: Ebbers lawyers eye former No. 2 Kozlowski, Swartz want bail on appeal Kozlowski: 8-1/3 to 25 NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Time Warner Inc. and its auditor have reached a $2.5 billion settlement to securities fraud litigation, according to statements Wednesday from the world's largest media company and the lead attorney for the plaintiff. Time Warner Research Time Warner, the owner of CNN/Money, said it has increased its reserves related to the litigation by $3 billion. Those reserves resulted in the company reporting its first quarterly loss since the fourth quarter of 2002 Wednesday. The company has already announced a separate $300 million settlement of civil charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as a $210 million settlement of a Justice Department probe over charges that AOL improperly inflated its advertising revenue beginning in mid-2000 and inflated its Internet subscriber numbers in 2001. The company had previously announced a $500 million increase in its legal reserves in its third quarter 2004 earnings release.

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