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MONDAY MARCH 31
Tricked, Hoodwinked, Bamboozled It takes a steady hand to part a massive investment bank from $350 million of funds. Or sometimes, just a couple of not-so-reputable contract staffers from a reputable, 150-year-old Tokyo trading house, a handful of dummy business cards, an imposter posing as a high-level executive and a meeting or two at company headquarters in an elaborate Ponzi scheme rivaling the biggest and boldest on Wall Street in recent memory. March 2008New User?Sign up to get free access to TraderDaily.com
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