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At the time the internal investigation was commenced Judge Stein's son, a name partner at PashmanStein, was outside counsel to the Board making him and his firm potentially a target of any investigation, thus creating a potential conflict of interest.

Mannesmann says it could cost the British firm "potentially euro60 billion [$60 billion] or more" in cash.

SNCF, on the other hand, complains that Germany has not fully separated Deutsche Bahn's train operations from its rail-infrastructure firm, potentially putting rivals at a disadvantage.

But Tim Geithner, president of the New York Federal Reserve bank at the time of Lehman's difficulties, admits that he would have backed a deal allowing Barclays to buy the Wall Street firm, potentially staving off its collapse.

Wachtell is not the only prestigious law firm potentially in the hot seat.

The money will come from Asian investor Li Kandhing anotherther venture firm, potentially Wellington.

KPMG, one of the big four accountancy firms potentially targeted, welcomed the new measures.

That puts even more financial pressure on firms, potentially leading to more job loss.

To Moody's, the high pay is a reminder of "excessive compensation" among Wall Street firms, potentially leading investment banks to take excessive risks and irritating critics on Capitol Hill and among regulators.

These firms potentially view the training investment as excessively risky because of a large probability that trainees leave the firm after they complete training.

When recipient firms combine the originating firm's knowledge with knowledge that is unfamiliar to the originating firm, the recipient firms potentially provide insight to the originating firm on the viability of exploring such knowledge.