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IMS Health Inc. , a provider of market data to drugmakers, persuaded a federal appeals court to throw out Vermont’s law barring the use of information about doctors’ drug-prescribing habits in sales campaigns without their consent.
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Deutsche Bank AG salesman Jon-Paul Rorech didn’t illegally disclose information on a bond sale to a hedge-fund manager, a judge ruled in U.S. regulators’ first lawsuit alleging insider trading of credit-default swaps.
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Deutsche Bank AG salesman Jon-Paul Rorech didn’t illegally disclose information on a bond sale to a hedge-fund manager, a judge ruled in U.S. regulators’ first lawsuit alleging insider trading of credit-default swaps.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. may have grounds to sue Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc after they demanded $1.2 billion in additional margin to assume trading positions auctioned by a Chicago exchange, bankruptcy examiner Anton Valukas said.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has signaled it will fight a U.S. lawsuit over subprime mortgage instruments the same way Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch unit and UBS AG have challenged similar claims -- by invoking the concept of caveat emptor: Latin for buyer beware.
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Galleon Group LLC founder Raj Rajaratnam, who faces criminal insider-trading charges, won a bid to keep confidential wiretap applications that prosecutors say may be disclosed to the public.
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Nevin Shapiro, chief executive officer of Capitol Investments USA Inc., defrauded investors of at least $80 million to fund his lavish lifestyle after raising $880 million in a Ponzi scheme, U.S. prosecutors charged.
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Deutsche Bank AG salesman Jon-Paul Rorech broke no law by giving a hedge-fund manager information on a bond sale, his lawyer said as U.S. regulators’ first trial alleging insider-trading of credit-default swaps came to a close.
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Mark Fedorcik , Deutsche Bank AG ’s global head of leveraged-debt capital markets, shared information about a 2006 bond issue with potential investors in the normal course of figuring out how to structure the deal, he testified.
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Transocean Ltd. , the owner and operator of the oil rig leased to BP Plc that exploded last month and killed 11 workers, asked a U.S. judge to limit its liability to $26.7 million.
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