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| _________::::____#56 - October 27, 2005_________________ |
| Updated: 10/26/05 8:11 p.m. 10/26/05 Refco bids pile up; one group to enter pact - The battle over bankrupt Refco Inc.'s assets intensified on Wednesday, with one suitor moving forward with its buyout offer for Refco's coveted futures brokerage and a seventh group emerging as a possible suitor 10/26/04 US encouraged as Macau acts on money laundering - The US official who last month cited Macau for shortcomings in its money- laundering controls said he is encouraged by the territory's moves to address US government concerns. 10/26/05 US leads new WTO drive to curb Chinese copyright fraud - The US government fired its latest shot at China over "rampant" copyright abuses in launching a new initiative at the World Trade Organisation to clamp down on intellectual property theft. 10/26/05 Indicted On Fraud, Vilar Saluted By NYC's Met Opera - Alberto Vilar, once a high-flying tech fund manager and philanthropist, gained notoriety this spring after being charged with multiple counts of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. 10/26/05 20 Charged in Multi-Million Dollar Mortgage Fraud - The 20-count Indictment charges that from January, 2003, through the date of the indictment, these defendants and other conspirators devised a scheme to defraud and to obtain money from various lending institutions, banks and individuals in the Detroit Metropolitan area through mortgage fraud. 10/26/05 Banks to blacklist rogue workers in fraud fight - Major U.S. financial institutions are working to set up a new defense against insider fraud: a database of employees who are known to be scam risks |