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Hedge Fund Founder Gets 11-Year Term in Insider Case
By PETER LATTMAN
The sentence handed down to Raj Rajaratnam, former chief of the Galleon Group, marks a watershed in the government’s campaign to root out insider trading.
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Raj Rajaratnam left federal court in New York on Thursday.
Trade Deals Pass Congress, Ending 5-Year Standoff
By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM and JENNIFER STEINHAUER
Approval of long-awaited free trade agreements with three countries offered a rare moment of bipartisan agreement in Washington.
U.S. Talks Tough to Iran, but Holds Off on Harsher Moves
By MARK LANDLER and HELENE COOPER
The administration’s actions illustrated its limited options toward a government with which the United States has had little contact for three decades.
Unlikely Turn for a Suspect in Alleged Iranian Terror Plot
By ROBERT F. WORTH and LAURA TILLMAN
Mansour J. Arbabsiar, suspected in an alleged Iranian plan to kill a Saudi diplomat in Washington, seems to have been more a stumbling opportunist than a calculating killer.
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Obama Raises More Than $70 Million
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and NICHOLAS CONFESSORE
Outpacing Republicans, President Obama raised $42 million for his campaign and $27.3 million for his party.
With Just Three 9s, Cain Refigured Math for Taxes
By TRIP GABRIEL and SUSAN SAULNY
Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 plan for taxes is getting new scrutiny as Republicans continue to flirt with their candidates.
A News Story Is Growing With ‘Occupy’ Protests
By BRIAN STELTER
As the Wall Street protests are echoed in cities like Tampa, Fla., more news organizations have taken notice.
Race Remixed
In Strangers’ Glances at Family, Tensions Linger
By SUSAN SAULNY
For one family, being mixed-race is not a defining issue, but outside the home, they are confronted with gawking and racism.
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Up the Career Ladder, Lipstick In Hand
By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS
A new study says makeup increases people’s perceptions of a woman’s likability, her competence and (provided she does not overdo it) her trustworthiness.
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Joseph Jimenez, C.E.O. of Novartis, says he has learned that you can’t solve a problem unless you can get to its roots.
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