(Reuters) - In a letter to Wal-Mart Corporate Secretary Thomas Hyde
dated June 21, Comptroller William Thompson said he has "a
credible basis to believe that certain employees, directors or
agents of Wal-Mart have improperly expended corporate assets in
connection with conducting surveillance, investigations or
'threat assessments' of proponents of shareholder proposals."
Wal-Mart spokesman John Simley said that since the company
received the comptroller's letter late on Friday, it still
needed time to read it.
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dated June 21, Comptroller William Thompson said he has "a
credible basis to believe that certain employees, directors or
agents of Wal-Mart have improperly expended corporate assets in
connection with conducting surveillance, investigations or
'threat assessments' of proponents of shareholder proposals."
Wal-Mart spokesman John Simley said that since the company
received the comptroller's letter late on Friday, it still
needed time to read it.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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