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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a complaint with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) and the Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) against 32 individuals for their involvement in the 800-million-baht share manipulation of More Return Plc (MORE).

Retailer follows the lead set by other retailers earlier this year as they all hope to emulate the success of Tesco’s Clubcard

Retailer joins Sainsbury's, Tesco and Co-op in beefing up its offers in a bid to attract customers back into its stores

The new loyaly programme will bring the return of the popular Morrisons Fivers feature.

Shoppers will be able to collect points again when shopping as retailer brings back the More card to replace the My Morrisons app

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MAI-listed More Return (MORE) yesterday reported a huge drop in net profit for last year and the appointment of an acting chief executive following the resignation of Ummarit Klomchitcharoen, who has entered the investigation process into the company's alleged share price manipulation.

The Civil Court on Thursday ordered the temporary seizure of 4.47 billion baht worth of assets linked to parties accused of manipulating the share price of More Return Plc (MORE).

Ummarit Klomchitcharoen, president and chief executive of More Return (MORE), on Monday informed the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) of his resignation after being accused of manipulating the company's share price, along with 17 others, in November last year.

Shares of More Return Plc (MORE) fell after the Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) decided to confiscate 4.5 billion baht worth of assets from people involved in the company’s alleged fraudulent transactions in November last year.

The Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) is preparing to seize assets worth nearly 4.5 billion baht from More Return Plc (MORE) in a follow-up to regulatory and criminal investigations into irregular trading in its shares last year.