SocGen seeks to raise nearly US$8 billion in heavily discounted ... - International Herald Tribune
Story date: 2008-02-11 04:27:28
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SocGen seeks to raise nearly US$8 billion in heavily discounted ... International Herald Tribune, France - 26 minutes ago The bank said it intends to "draw lessons from recent events and strengthen our control procedures and anti- fraud measures" in the first half of the year in ...
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