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On the surface, the married couple's disagreement was over whether or not to talk with their 12-year-old son about the significant financial losses the family had suffered from the unraveling of Bernie Madoff 's Ponzi scheme.
Thu, Jan 28 | from The New Canaan
The liquidator for Bernard Madoff’s defunct business said the family of deceased New York real estate magnate Norman F. Levy agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims over its profit from the fraud.
Thu, Jan 28 | from BusinessWeek
With all the fuss in Congress over the American International Group ’s collapse and bailout, it would be easy to overlook another debacle from the darkest days of the financial crisis: Bernard L. Madoff ’s vast Ponzi scheme. But there was news on that front as well on Wednesday.
Wed, Jan 27 | from New York Times
The ownership of Bernard Madoff's $7 million yacht that was seized in the south of France should be decided by a French judge, investment firm Financiere Meeschaert told a London court.
Wed, Jan 20 | from Soundings
Charities tied to Mets-owning brothers-in-law Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz got hosed for $8 million in the Bernie Madoff scandal, new tax records show. The losses came after the nonprofits posted several years of eye-popping returns on their investments with Madoff -- as much as 65 percent...
Mon, Jan 18 | from New York Post
Attorney Helen Davis Chaitman came away from a series of meetings with about 350 Bernard Madoff victims in South Florida this week fighting mad. She said she’d continue working with lawmakers to push for full compensation for victims of the ponzi scheme.
Fri, Jan 15 | from Sun
The Post reports that Andrew Madoff, the 43-year-old son of Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, "applied for a license to keep a handgun in his swanky Upper East Side pad more than six months ago -- and his name appears on NYPD and state police lists of approved permit holders." Is he trying to keep...
Sun, Dec 27 | from Gothamist
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Mon, Dec 21 | from Bloomberg
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Thu, Dec 17 | from google.com
SALEM – A Salem-based financial adviser offers these tips to help consumers avoid being ripped of by schemers like Bernie Madoff. ... - By Daymond Steer | Staff Writer
Tue, Mar 31 | from Nashua Telegraph
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Sat, Mar 7 | from CURRY.COM
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Sat, Feb 21 | from Adam's
He is charged with securities fraud, using a financial device known as a Ponzi scheme. In such a swindle, someone takes in investors' money, then uses it to ... Trustee Recovers $946 Million In Madoff Funds AHN What alleged Madoff victims can do for now Newsday
Thu, Feb 5 | from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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Wed, Jan 21 | from MarketWatch
French investors may have lost more than 500 million euros ($662 million) in Madoff’s alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme, according to regulators. ... French finance minister urges stronger EU investor protections ... Los Angeles Times
Wed, Jan 14 | from Bloomberg
The sums these titans of Wall Street are walking away with are staggering. In their annual “Executive Excess” report, the groups United for a Fair Economy and the Institute for Policy Studies reported 2007 compensation for Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs (Paulson’s replacement)...
Wed, Dec 17 | from Democracy Now
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