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Jury rules for Borsellino in Archipelago case

                   
chicagotribune.com
Nov 3, 2009
 
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A state court jury has ruled in favor of Lewis Borsellino in his suit involving the development of Archipelago Holdings, awarding $11 million in damages. Borsellino said he's "disappointed" in the amount of the verdict. His... [read full story]                    

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Nov 4, 2009
 

BY JACOB BUNGE CHICAGO -- A civil-lawsuit jury on Tuesday ruled that former New York Stock Exchange President Gerald D. Putnam Jr. defrauded a former business partner in an electronic stock-exchange venture. Lewis Borsellino,...

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CME veteran wins suit over Archipelago

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Nov 4, 2009
 

The former president of the New York Stock Exchange and a pair of prominent software developers suffered a courtroom defeat Tuesday in a long-running business dispute with a veteran of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading...

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Ex-NYSE president Putnam found guilty of fraud (Reuters)

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Nov 3, 2009
 

Reuters - A jury said on Tuesday that former New York Stock Exchange president Gerald Putnam cheated his former partner out of millions of dollars in a business venture that was central to the migration of exchange trading from...

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Ex-NYSE president Putnam found guilty of fraud

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Nov 3, 2009
 

CHICAGO (Reuters) - A jury said on Tuesday that former New York Stock Exchange president Gerald Putnam cheated his former partner out of millions of dollars in a business venture that was central to the migration of exchange...

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