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As Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor during the 1990s, Mary Jo White could have sought the corporate equivalent of the death penalty: indicting Prudential Securities Inc. for fraudulently marketing $8 billion in ruinous energy partnerships to small investors.
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Seated a few feet away from each other, Robert Bauer and Ben Ginsberg might as well have been finishing one another’s sentences.
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Robert Gates, the former U.S. defense secretary and CIA director, said the perquisites of power can warp the judgment of high-ranking officials.
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Barney Frank, co-author of the Dodd- Frank financial-reform law, was scheduled to speak today at a private event for Goldman Sachs Group Inc. clients in New York.
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Allies of Mexican President Felipe Calderon did better than polls had forecast in gubernatorial elections yesterday, halting the main opposition party’s momentum before presidential elections are held in 2012.
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Former West Virginia University football coach Bill Stewart died of a heart attack, the school said on its website. He was 59.
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Colton Chapple passed for four touchdowns and ran for a fifth as undefeated Harvard University topped Cornell University 45-13 in an Ivy League Conference college football game.
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Facebook Inc. is beefing up its intellectual property arsenal by paying $550 million for some of the patents Microsoft Corp. recently agreed to buy from AOL Inc.
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The former superintendents of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Naval Academy were sued for alleged constitutional violations by two former female students who claim they were raped by classmates.
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Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. was sued by an Illinois company that claims the maker of household goods is infringing a patent for “Protect-A-Bed” mattress covers designed to keep bedbugs from biting sleepers.
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