german payment service provider why a car to say it is considering a lawsuit against the financial times the business daily has published a series of reports accusing the company of fraud the financial times latest release day allege that two senior officials were aware of the so-called round tripping scheme described in its articles that involved moving cash between asian subsidiaries to artificially pad the books so far german prosecutors haven't found enough evidence to open an investigation why a guard has denied the allegations but a twenty percent slide in the company's stock implies that investors are convinced it is telling the truth. and for the very latest let's bring in our market correspondent who is following all of this from the frankfurt stock exchange what's what's the latest what can you tell us. all i monica the shares dropped yesterday twenty percent rose this morning and now they're dropping again drastically because it looks like the singaporean police have paid card a little bit why these these strong swings this volatility because really the asian business for wire card is at the cor

provide our service provider wire car to said it is considering a lawsuit against the financial times the business daily has published a series of reports accusing the company of fraud the f t's latest. released thursday alleged that senior officials were aware of the so-called round tripping scheme described in earlier that involved moving cash between asian subsidiaries to artificially books so far german prosecutors haven't found enough to open an investigation wire karr has denied the allegations but a twenty percent slide in the company's stock seems to point to a mark on certainty if it is true. that's your business update here on the. face for watching and have a successful. take a closer look at modern culture from. an extravagant. really know their stuff. with a good book. and definition. thirty inches with visions from around the world. like roofs every week double. and well this city berlin is awash with the great and good of the movie business so you can guess what a big part of culture has in store today. yes this year's international film festival is under way here in the german capital we

payment service provider buyer carter said it is considering a lawsuit against the financial times the business daily has published a series of reports accusing wire cart of fraud at the f t's latest release allege that two senior officials were aware of the so-called round tripping scheme described in its early articles that involved moving cash between asian subsidiaries to artificially the books but so far german prosecutors haven't found enough evidence to open an investigation wire card as denied the allegations of a twenty percent slide in the company's stock seems to point to a market uncertain in telling its if it's the truth. for more on this let's cross over to frankfurt and our friends our correspondent christiane brits. there's been a lot of back and forth in the story and what sticks out to me is that the financial times is really sticking to its reporting it's really holding its ground here what do people in frankfurt make of the story. well people i've spoken to been here for years they say this is really an unprecedented situation dax companies are supposed to stand for stability and