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Galleon prosecutor aims to cement legacy in Gupta trial

NEW YORK (Reuters) - It was during a quiet afternoon in the sixth week of the insider-trading trial of hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam that prosecutor Reed Brodsky sprang one of those rare surprises usually seen only in the movie version of a courtroom drama. Brodsky, a federal prosecutor since 2004, seemed to catch defense lawyers and witness Richard Schutte off guard with a blistering ...

Galleon prosecutor aims to cement legacy in Gupta trial - Reuters

Galleon prosecutor aims to cement legacy in Gupta trial Reuters This trial may also be more legally challenging than Rajaratnam's, one the most high-profile insider trading cases since the prosecution of Michael Milken. In order to convict Rajaratnam on the insider trading charges, Brodsky must convince the jurors ... and more »

ABC pondered big buy in tough times - Herald Sun

ABC pondered big buy in tough times Herald Sun ... Brisbane District Court criminal trial of former ABC executive director Martin Kemp. Former ABC non-executive director David Ryan, a witness, identified Kangaroo as US-based Knowledge Learning, controlled by former US junk-bond king Michael Milken. and more »

OP-ED | Gordon GeKko Lives - CT Newsjunkie

OP-ED | Gordon GeKko Lives CT Newsjunkie A graduate of the Class of '92, he entered when Wharton was clouded by the indictment of one of the school's best-known graduates — Michael Milken, the “Junk Bond King” of the 80's — on 98 charges of racketeering and fraud. Milken's indictment ...

Corporate criminals gone wild - Salon

Salon

Corporate criminals gone wild Salon I don't know whether [junk bond king] Michael Milken would have still done everything he did, if he knew that he was going to spend two years in prison and have about half of his wealth confiscated. Maybe he still would have made that bet, but still, ... and more »