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Federal agents arrest an attorney and stockbroker who allegedly used prepaid phones and inside information to make millions during a 17-year insider-trading partnership.
04/06/2011 09:16 pm

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Topic: Paul Fishman

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Error coins: Worker stole $2.4 million from US Mint

Insider trading bust: Trader-attorney duo made over $32 million

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