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Ex-Credit Suisse Employee Siddiqui to Plead Guilty, Judge Says
February 01, 2012
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Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Former Credit Suisse Group AG employee Salmaan Siddiqui will plead guilty, a federal judge in Manhattan said today.
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To contact the editor responsible for this story: Andrew Dunn at adunn8@bloomberg.net
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