Austrian property tycoon Benko's detention extended for two weeks
Austrian property tycoon Rene Benko can remain in custody for a further 14 days, a Vienna court ruled on Friday, after the founder of collapsed property group Signa was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of trying to hide assets from creditors.
Property Tycoon Benko Can Remain in Custody, Austrian Court Rules
VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian property tycoon Rene Benko can remain in custody for a further 14 days, a Vienna court ruled on Friday after the founder of collapsed property group Signa was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of trying to hide assets from creditors.
Austrian authorities arrested Rene Benko, founder of the insolvent Signa property and retail empire, as part of ...
The magnate was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of falsifying an invoice and trying to hide assets from creditors, ...
On Friday, the Vienna Regional Court finally confirmed the imprisonment of financial juggler René Benko - the Tyrolean will ...
René Benko's Signa Holding once held a 50% stake in New York City's iconic Chrysler Building and a 40% stake in the UK's Selfridges department stores.
Davos is supposed to be a bright spot for corporate Europe. While the world’s economic engines lie elsewhere — primarily in ...
By Francois Murphy VIENNA (Reuters) -The founder of fallen Austrian property group Signa, Rene Benko, has been arrested on ...
More and more details about René Benko's arrest are gradually becoming known. The "Krone" has now found out where he spent ...
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