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A pressure group files suit against the US vice-president accusing him of defrauding shareholders in Halliburton, a company he used to run. [BBC News]
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Defense Contract Audit Agency gets a letter regarding whistleblowers claims of Halliburton's improper conduct. [PDF]
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"Halliburton Co. disclosures to U.S. regulators revealing that the Houston oil services firm may owe up to $5 million in taxes in Nigeria is now being followed by an investigation by authorities in that country." [Houston Business Journal]
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Covers the corporation's practices including cronyism and corruption.
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A Pentagon audit says the oil services group charged inflated prices for petrol to US troops in Iraq, officials say. [BBC]
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Alleges "fraud perpetrated by directors, officers, and accountants of Halliburton Company" against its shareholders.
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A look at the firm's "far-flung empire." [Mother Jones]
