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  Crown won't appeal Nortel verdict, says 'no basis' to reopen case

  The Crown will not appeal the not guilty verdicts in the Nortel fraud trial. Ex-CEO Frank Dunn, ex-CFO Douglas Beatty and ex-controller Michael Gollogly were acquitted of two counts of fraud each.

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  Ex-Nortel workers ask bankruptcy watchdogs to probe expenses

  Representatives for disabled ex-Nortel Networks employees have filed a complaint with Canadian and American bankruptcy watchdogs over professional fees paid by the former technology giant's estate.

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  CAW blames Nortel bondholders for failed mediation efforts

  The complex legal battle over $9 billion in residual assets of former technology giant Nortel Networks underlines the inadequacy of Canada's bankruptcy laws, says the head of the Canadian Auto Workers.

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  Mediation talks on Nortel's assets extended again

  Mediation proceedings to divide up nearly $9 billion in assets from the now-defunct Nortel Networks Corp. have been extended again.

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  Ongoing mediation talks on Nortel assets extended into next week

  Ongoing mediation talks on the division of nearly $9 billion in assets from the now-defunct Nortel Networks Corp. have been extended into next week.

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  After the verdict, what’s next for Nortel pensioners?

  When a judge dismissed fraud charges against three former Nortel executives Monday, more than 12,000 pensioners were left hoping that a third round of mediation talks might restore their stake in the company’s remaining assets.

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  Former Nortel execs acquitted in multimillion-dollar fraud case

  Fraud charges against three former Nortel executives were dismissed Monday and the men were acquitted of accusations that they orchestrated a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.

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  Former Nortel execs to learn fate in multimillion-dollar fraud trial

  Three former Nortel executives accused of orchestrating a widespread multimillion-dollar fraud will learn their fate Monday, nearly a year after one of the largest criminal trials in Canada's corporate history began.

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  Defence says former Nortel execs accused of fraud did nothing wrong

  The defence team for three former high-ranking Nortel executives argued Tuesday that improper accounting practices at the fallen technology giant were errors and not intentional manipulations, as the Crown suggests.

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  Crown says Nortel execs monkeyed with numbers

  Prosecutors in the high-profile Nortel fraud trial wound down closing arguments Friday, telling a Toronto courtroom that the former top brass at the defunct telecom giant knowingly breached accounting rules by orchestrating a scheme to "monkey" with numbers and trigger bonuses.