Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Knowledge to Action
So far, I can find no reliable independent sources. Of the two checkable (ie online) ones in the article, the wealthexpoasia.com is duff - there isn't even a searchable site there to look for any reference. The other looks like blatant advertorial, in one of the UK's tackiest tabloid newspapers. The non-online sources are a local newspaper, a local magazine, and a London-based business magazine. I think the latter is probably the only one that might satisfy , but we have no idea of what it actually says - don't know if it's proper coverage or just a passing mention (and it's not "multiple sources" anyway). I get quite a few Google hits, but everything seems to be self-published, blogs and forums, or sites that promote stock market trading programs. Some coverage by something like the FT, Bloomberg, Investors Chronicle, etc, would be good, but I can't find any. And so far I also haven't found any sources for the company's alleged litigious nature. As it stands, I don't think it satisfies 
— User:Boing, 12:52, 26 March 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:NCORP (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)