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French Tycoon And Former Politician Bernard Tapie Dies At 78: Report
French business magnate and former politician Bernard Tapie, whose larger-than-life career was marked by a series of legal problems, has died age 78 after a four-year battle with cancer, his family said in a statement.
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Ex-Adidas Owner, Wife Tied Up, Beaten During Burglary At France Home
Former French minister and scandal-ridden tycoon Bernard Tapie, the former owner of Adidas, was attacked along with his wife during a night-time burglary of their home, police sources said Sunday.
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French CEO on Trial After $456 Million Payout, Sale of Adidas
The criminal trial of businessman Bernard Tapie on charges of fraud and embezzlement has swept up the Orange’s CEO, four others.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde On Trial In France Over Payout Case
IMF chief Christine Lagarde went on trial in France on Monday over a massive state payout to a flamboyant tycoon when she was Finance Minister, in a case that risks tarnishing her stellar career.
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French Court Rules IMF Chief Must Stand Trial In Tapie Case
France's highest appeals court ruled on Friday that IMF chief Christine Lagarde must stand trial for her role in a 400 million euros ($440 million) payout as French finance minister in 2008 to businessman Bernard Tapie.
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Ruling Due On Whether IMF Chief To Face Trial In France
IMF chief Christine Lagarde is to find out on Friday whether she will stand trial in France over a massive state payout to tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was French economy minister nearly a decade ago.
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Christine Lagarde 'Presumed Innocent,' Can Stay As IMF Chief: French Minister
IMF chief Christine Lagarde should remain in her post despite being ordered to stand trial in France over her role in a controversial payout of state funds in a commercial dispute, France's finance minister said Thursday.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Facing French Trial Over Payout To Tycoon
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde was ordered Thursday to stand trial over her handling of a massive state payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was finance minister.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde To Stand Trial For Negligence Over Bernard Tapie Payout
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde has been sent to trial over her handling of a massive state payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie during her time as finance minister, a legal source said today.
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No alternative to austerity, says IMF chief
IMF chief Christine Lagarde insisted today there was no alternative to the agenda of austerity being pushed across Europe, after massive demonstrations in several countries demanded an end to the policies.
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IMF chief's apartment searched in French compensation case
French authorities searched the Paris apartment of IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Wednesday in an investigation into her award of a 2008 arbitration payment to a businessman supporter of former president Nicolas Sarkozy, her lawyer said.
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French Tycoon And Former Politician Bernard Tapie Dies At 78: Report
French business magnate and former politician Bernard Tapie, whose larger-than-life career was marked by a series of legal problems, has died age 78 after a four-year battle with cancer, his family said in a statement.
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Ex-Adidas Owner, Wife Tied Up, Beaten During Burglary At France Home
Former French minister and scandal-ridden tycoon Bernard Tapie, the former owner of Adidas, was attacked along with his wife during a night-time burglary of their home, police sources said Sunday.
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French CEO on Trial After $456 Million Payout, Sale of Adidas
The criminal trial of businessman Bernard Tapie on charges of fraud and embezzlement has swept up the Orange’s CEO, four others.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde On Trial In France Over Payout Case
IMF chief Christine Lagarde went on trial in France on Monday over a massive state payout to a flamboyant tycoon when she was Finance Minister, in a case that risks tarnishing her stellar career.
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French Court Rules IMF Chief Must Stand Trial In Tapie Case
France's highest appeals court ruled on Friday that IMF chief Christine Lagarde must stand trial for her role in a 400 million euros ($440 million) payout as French finance minister in 2008 to businessman Bernard Tapie.
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Ruling Due On Whether IMF Chief To Face Trial In France
IMF chief Christine Lagarde is to find out on Friday whether she will stand trial in France over a massive state payout to tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was French economy minister nearly a decade ago.
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Christine Lagarde 'Presumed Innocent,' Can Stay As IMF Chief: French Minister
IMF chief Christine Lagarde should remain in her post despite being ordered to stand trial in France over her role in a controversial payout of state funds in a commercial dispute, France's finance minister said Thursday.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Facing French Trial Over Payout To Tycoon
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde was ordered Thursday to stand trial over her handling of a massive state payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was finance minister.
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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde To Stand Trial For Negligence Over Bernard Tapie Payout
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde has been sent to trial over her handling of a massive state payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie during her time as finance minister, a legal source said today.
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No alternative to austerity, says IMF chief
IMF chief Christine Lagarde insisted today there was no alternative to the agenda of austerity being pushed across Europe, after massive demonstrations in several countries demanded an end to the policies.
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IMF chief's apartment searched in French compensation case
French authorities searched the Paris apartment of IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Wednesday in an investigation into her award of a 2008 arbitration payment to a businessman supporter of former president Nicolas Sarkozy, her lawyer said.
