GGF’s Stock Gets Relisted

Pirate Bay buyer finds a new home for its stock on the Mangold Fondkommission, though seems no closer to completing the acquisition. Exactly 10 days ago Global Gaming Factory (GGF), the software developer trying to buy Swedish BitTorrent tracker site the Pirate Bay, was found guilty of misleading AktieTorget, the stock market where it was traded, and formally delisted. Aktietorget had first suspended the stock back in August so that GGF could prove that “more than 60 million kronor has been offered by investors” to finance its purchase of the Pirate Bay to “establish a system of legal downloading.” It was later referred to its disciplinary committee for formal review where it was ultimately sanctioned.

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Saturday, September 19th, 2009 P2P News

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