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Clarifying SAC Capital's Civil Settlement
A few questions and answers about the $600 million that SAC Capital is paying securities regulators, who seem to be expanding their investigation -
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SAC Agrees to $600 Million Settlement
While civil charges pertaining to SAC's Elan and Dell trades are now settled, the government's criminal case against former portfolio manager Michael Martoma will continue -
Management
In Soda-Ban Battle, Starbucks Beats Mayor Bloomberg
The coffee chain stood by its concoctions before a New York court struck down the city's ban on big, sweet drinks -
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Unleash the Lawyer-Bloggers
The law business has taken to the Web in force, often tossing modesty to the wind in heroic descriptions of court victories -
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Martha Stewart's Starring Role in Court
The doyenne of domesticity gives testimony in a contract dispute between Macy's and J.C. Penney -
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Supreme Court Hears AmEx Arbitration Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could limit how consumers and employees challenge alleged corporate wrongdoing -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
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After Three Years, BP Is Finally Headed to Court
BP is widely expected to try to shift responsibility to contractors Halliburton and Transocean -
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Miami Heist: The Brink's Money Plane Job's Messy Aftermath
Stealing $7.4 million is the easy part. Keeping it is harder -
Energy
BP's Surging Oil Contracts
Despite ongoing investigations into the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf, BP has seen its Pentagon contracts jump -
Consumer Electronics
Macmillan Settles U.S. Lawsuit Over E-book Prices
The remaining big publisher charged in the case has settled a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit over the price of digital books -
Courts
The Government's S&P Lawsuit Could Sink McGraw-Hill
The credit-ratings company's parent may not survive the $5 billion in penalties the Justice Department is seeking -
Regulation
SAC Capital Unveils a Possible Defense in Trading Case
Lawyers for SAC Capital put a jolt into the SEC when they said accused trader Mathew Martoma had no short positions on two drug stocks and did not profit from them -
Courts
Texas-Size Reparations for the Wrongfully Convicted
The Lone Star State leads the U.S. in executions—and cash for exonerated prisoners -
Energy
Payoffs to Ex-Judge Are Latest Twist in Chevron Case
A former judge in Ecuador may have been paid by both sides in a dispute over pollution in the Amazon jungle
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