Short-seller report batters China's Focus Media

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Focus Media Holding Ltd (NasdaqGS:FMCN), a U.S.-listed Chinese company, said a short-seller's report accusing it of overstating its assets was "completely untrue," and it would make a statement refuting the allegations before U.S. markets open on Tuesday. Influential short ...

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