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Indian insider trading suspect at large
Press Trust of India, Sunday November 8, 2009, New York
America's FBI officials are still searching for Indian-origin Deep Shah, a former analyst at Moody's Investors Service who is believed to be in Mumbai, in connection with the $53 million insider trading scam, the largest ever such case in the United States.
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UK Hindus discuss climate change
Press Trust of India, Saturday November 7, 2009, London
Hindu leaders in the UK have joined hands with Prince Philip and the United Nations to launch an action plan to engage with community worldwide in the fight against climate change. According to the Oxford University Centre, the Bhumi Project for the plan was launched on Friday after a three-way meeting.
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Indian IT professionals make their mark in Japan
Press Trust of India, Friday November 6, 2009, Tokyo
Indian system engineers have emerged as the backbone of Japan's IT industry and more are flocking to the country which is witnessing a steep decline in its work force.
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Now, 4 Indians in US hedge fund scam
NDTV Correspondent, Friday November 6, 2009, New York
In the US, Federal and state authorities have charged 14 people with fraud and conspiracy as part of an insider-trading network that involves some of the same companies and individuals as the Galleon Group.
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Nigerian court nullifies expulsion of Indians
Press Trust of India, Thursday November 5, 2009, Abuja
A Nigerian court has quashed the deportation order of three India-born British businessmen brothers, who were deported by the government in April after the country's anti-graft agency sealed one of their companies over a fraud petition.
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