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Indictment boosts charges vs. hedge fund operator Rajaratnam
22 hours ago ago from Hedge Fund Zone
NEW YORK — A new indictment has boosted criminal insider trading charges against one of America's richest men in what New York authorities have described as history's largest hedge fund insider trading case. Link to original article
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12 hours ago ago from Hedge Fund Zone
Federal prosecutors boosted their insider trading charges case Tuesday against the man they say was behind history’s largest hedge fund insider trading case. The rewritten indictment accuses Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam of making up to $45 million from trades based on secrets. The total of his illicit gains could top $50 million. Link to original article
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21 hours ago ago from Cricketdiane's Weblog
My Note About a week and a half ago, I was tracking the funds that have been going to Haiti over the course of many years. Tracking these funds indicate that when consultants and companies from outside Haiti are paid to participate, they take those funds back to their home country which improves its economy and not Haiti's. The companies know ahead of time, how the funds are what they are for, what the requirements for the funds are, how ...
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14 hours ago ago from ratetake
Federal prosecutors boosted their insider trading charges case Tuesday against the man they say was behind history's largest hedge fund insider trading case. http://bit.ly/9MMJA1
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18 hours ago ago from Business Blog
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Additional criminal charges were filed on Tuesday against Galleon hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam as prosecutors alleged he and his co-defendant reaped $49 million from illegal insider trading, up from an earlier claim of $40 million. Read the rest here: Charges added in Rajaratnam insider trading case You must be logged in to post a comment.
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