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Afternoon Tea
April 13th, 2010 | 
Author: Quite a boring day in the markets today waiting on earnings. Alcoa (AA) starts things off today following the close. Many fee the coming earnings reports will determine the near term movement in the market. The slightly bullish tone to this point is leftover from the weekend news that a loan agreement will be made available to Greece. Other than that, not much news to report.
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Tags: aa, agreement, Alcoa, boring day, close, day, earnings reports, fee, Greece, leftover, loan, loan agreement, market, movement, news, point, term, today, tone, weekend, weekend news | 
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John Malkovich Seeks Bigger Madoff Return
John Malkovich, the actor, is seeking to recover $2.3 million from an account he had with the securities firm of Bernard L. Madoff.
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Tags: account, actor, Bernard L. Madoff, firm, John Malkovich, madoff, securities firm |
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Some Claims Dismissed for Ex-Qwest Officials
A judge threw out some claims in a civil suit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission against Qwest’s former chief, Joseph P. Nacchio, and others.
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Tags: chief, chief joseph, civil suit, Commission, exchange, Joseph P. Nacchio, judge, nacchio, Qwest, securities and exchange, securities and exchange commission, suit |
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$14 Million for Stanford Victims Fund
Sales of assets in Panama by the Securities and Exchange Commission will be used to repay investors in the suspected fraud by Stanford Financial Group.
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Tags: assets, Commission, exchange, Financial, financial group, fraud, group, investors, Panama, securities and exchange, securities and exchange commission, Stanford, stanford financial |
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Dell Is in Talks With S.E.C. Over an Inquiry
Dell said that several of its former employees had been told they may face some sort of action by financial regulators related to a long-running inquiry of the company’s accounting.
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Tags: accounting, action, company, Dell, financial regulators, inquiry, sort |
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Daimler Bribery Settlement Is Approved
The carmaker has agreed to pay $185 million in fines and it will remain subject to a two-year deferred prosecution agreement.
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Tags: agreement, carmaker, deferred prosecution agreement, prosecution |
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