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.
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.
A former co-owner of Brown Thomas has been arrested in Austria on suspicion of fraud following the implosion of the Signa property empire.
Austrian authorities arrested Rene Benko, founder of the insolvent Signa property and retail empire, as part of ...
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Austria: Vienna Regional Court rules on pre-trial detention of Austrian businessman René Benko for alleged fraudThe Vienna Regional Criminal Court has decided on the request of the Vienna Economic and Corruption Prosecutor's Office (WKStA) to remand Austrian businessowner René Benko in custody. Austrian tycoon ...
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