The District Court issued a warrant for the arrest of the former chairman of a listed company formerly known as Semtech International Holdings Limited (Semtech), who was today (Tuesday) convicted of two corruption offences in relation to a share placement of Semtech.

The ICAC has charged six persons, including the former chairman and a former executive director of publicly listed Grand Field Group Holdings Limited (Grand Field), for alleged conspiracy to defraud shareholders of Grand Field and the Stock Exchange of Ho ng Kong (SEHK) in relation to the acquisition of a joint venture in Chongqing, the Mainland.

A teacher of a primary school, who is also involved in admission procedures, was caught red-handed by the ICAC yesterday (Friday) after she took a bribe of $70,000 from a parent, allegedly for facilitating the admission of the latter's daughter to the sch ool.

The ICAC has charged a Taxation Officer of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) for alleged misconduct in public office by recording particulars of 13,400 taxpayers for his future personal use.

A former general manager of a property agency and a general manager of a trading company were today (Tuesday) charged by the ICAC and brought to Eastern Magistracy for allegedly offering and accepting a $800,000 bribe respectively in relation to a $240 mi llion property transaction.

A man was charged by the ICAC and brought to Fanling Magistracy this (Monday) morning for allegedly perverting the course of public justice by making a false corruption report against two police officers.

Two shareholders and an assistant contract manager of a company, charged by the ICAC, were today (Monday) each sentenced to three years' imprisonment at District Court for conspiracy to defraud the Judiciary of a $61 million digital audio recording and tr anscription services contract known as the DARTS contract.

Two shareholders and an assistant contract manager of a company, charged by the ICAC, were today (Friday) convicted at District Court of conspiracy to defraud the Judiciary of a $61 million digital audio recording and transcription services contract known as the DARTS contract.

A former supervisor of the barbecue section of a restaurant, charged by the ICAC, was today (Thursday) sentenced to one year's imprisonment at Eastern Magistracy for accepting bribes totalling about $59,000 from three food suppliers.

A Senior Divisional Officer of the Fire Services Department (FSD), charged by the ICAC, was today (Thursday) convicted and sentenced at District Court for misconduct in public office in relation to FSD's Third Generation Mobilising System (TGMS).