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The judge presiding over Rajat Gupta’s trial for insider trading said he’s inclined to let prosecutors introduce a secretly recorded July 2008 phone call.
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State Street Corp. failed to get a lawsuit brought by an Arkansas pension fund over foreign currency trades dismissed, according to a court filing.
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The U.S. plans to charge additional defendants in an alleged $1 billion pension disability scheme among retired New York commuter railway workers, an attorney for the government said.
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Sami Samir Hassoun, a Chicago man accused of attempting to detonate a bomb he had stashed in a trash can near the city’s historic baseball stadium, Wrigley Field, told a judge he will plead guilty.
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Some trademark infringement claims by Rosetta Stone Inc. against Google Inc. were restored by a federal appeals court.
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A federal judge in New York said he’s prepared to accept a guilty plea from John Campos, who agreed to plead to a misdemeanor in a U.S. probe of online poker. The judge had rejected the plea last month.
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A federal appeals court in New York upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against Goldman Sachs Group Inc. brought by Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg over a collateralized debt obligation.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of a lower-court judge’s ruling last month that the state’s voter-identification requirement is unconstitutional.
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President Barack Obama signed into law a bill strengthening the ban on insider trading by members of Congress and other government officials who might profit on private knowledge they gain from work.
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Microsoft Corp. said Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. demanded $4 billion a year in patent royalties for use of technology critical to functioning of the Xbox video-gaming system.
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