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Daniel Koh, the Department of Labor’s chief of staff, divested his holdings in Amazon on Friday after his personal financial disclosures revealed he owned a significant stake in the e-commerce giant, according to multiple reports.
The financial disclosures, obtained by the Revolving Door Project, showed that Koh owned Amazon shares worth between $100,000 and $250,000.
A Department of Labor spokesperson said Koh sold the shares after his stake was disclosed, news outlet Motherboard reported.
A department spokesperson told the Huffington Post that Koh made his disclosures as required and as awaiting the standard guidance from DOL s ethics lawyers on potential conflicts of interest.
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Sons of former Sâpore president face off in court over shareholdings
When an elder brother sues his younger brother and the company itself over his stake in the business.
Photo: Taken from Business China Awards website and Facebook/Jeerapan Sanguansoi
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Singapore â Two sons of former Singapore president Ong Teng Cheong are settling a dispute in court over shareholdings in their family business Ong&Ong Holdings.
Ong Tze Guan, 55, sued his younger brother Ong Tze Boon, 53 as well as six other shareholders and the company itself over his stake in the business, alleging minority opposition, according to a Jul 1 report by
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London-listed law firm DWF has entered into an association with Singapore’s Eldan Law, aimed at generating work referrals between the firms for new and existing clients.
The association comes less than a year after DWF shut its three-year-old Singapore office last July following a strategic review of its global operations.
DWF also hopes to work with Eldan Law to promote its integrated legal management strategy that involves expanding its managed services arm Mindcrest and its specialist business division Connected Services.
The 15-partner Eldan Law was founded in January 2010, and is jointly led by Daniel Koh, Edwin Lee and Lawrence Tan. It focuses on commercial litigation, international arbitration, corporate real estate, intellectual property and corporate transactions.