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Allen Stanford Sir Robert Allen Stanford, KCN (born March 24, 1950) is a prominent financier, philanthropist, and sponsor of professional sports who has been charged with fraud. Read More»From Wikipedia |
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07/24/2009Tech and BusinessAmerica’s Disappearing Millionaires
…estate rot that has eaten its way up from the ground floor to the penthouse, and the predations of Bernie Madoff and Sir Allen Stanford , millionaires who ripped off other millionaires, and, as my Newsweek colleague Robert Samuelson notes, these …
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06/16/2009MoviesMoore Is Less
…the mastermind of our current system, and pikers like Allen Stanford and Bernie Madoff, who simply adapted an age-old ……much fun as it may be to think of guys like Madoff and Stanford and Richard Fuld being marched around in orange jumpsuits …
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04/11/2009WorldPerspectives
…predicting a new wave of losses "They make you take your shoes off and everything. It's terrible." Financier Allen Stanford , who has been accused of running an $8 billion Ponzi scheme by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission …
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04/08/2009Tech and BusinessAnd It Can't Count on a Bailout
…that you just don't get it. A huge number of high-fliers have been grounded, including accused Madoff-manqué Allen Stanford , who was shocked to discover that ordinary travelers have to remove their shoes when passing through security. In …
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03/26/2009BusinessThe Greater Greed
…who pleaded guilty to fraud charges and may have bilked his clients of more than $50 billion; and Stanford Group chairman R . Allen Stanford , who is accused of orchestrating an $8 billion Ponzi scheme. Still, they are only the latest symbols …
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