Kotaku
No legal action is recommended against publisher THQ, following an investigation by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission into some of their stock option practices. The investigation began back in August 2006, when the SEC requested all documents and materials pertaining to the practices, dating back to 1996. THQ was already in the process of conducting a voluntary internal review, and says that their independent investigation, which concluded January 2007, showed no evidence of fraud or misconduct. THQ was just one of 60 companies being investigated, including Activision and Take-Two.
SEC chooses not to recommend action against THQ [Gameindustry.biz]
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Hopefully, they dont find Nintendo's money printing DS...
who the hell is thq?
i kid , i kid
So what happened with the Activision and Take-Two investigations?
*throws up the horns*
Now get back to work on DOW2. ;D
THQ taking "The Clear"?
Didn't know they were into performance-enhancing drugs
(ba-doom pish)
@Witzbold or anyone else who ca answer me: What's DOW2?
There are too many gaming acronyms.
@skrame: "ca" should be "can". I'm typing one-handed while eating lunch.
@skrame: Dawn of War. It's a Warhammer RTS.
@skrame:
+ Watch video
Well, congrats, THQ. I wonder if EA is on this SEC list?
@sloner: @Witzbold: Thanks. I've heard of Warhammer, but not Dawn of War.
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