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Christine Lagarde Will Remain As Chief Despite Conviction
After a weeklong trial, France's Court of Justice of the Republic found Lagarde guilty of one count of negligence but spared her jail time and a criminal record.
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Christine Lagarde Keeps IMF Job, Escapes Penalty After Negligence Conviction In France
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde escaped punishment and kept her job on Monday despite a conviction on negligence charges over a state payout made while she served as France's finance minister in 2008.
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IMF Chief Guilty, But Not Punished, In French Negligence Trial
French judges found International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence for failing to challenge a 400 million euro ($417 million) state arbitration payout to a business tycoon in 2008 when she was French finance minister.
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IMF's Christine Lagarde Found Guilty Of Negligence By French Court
A French court on Monday found IMF head Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence over a massive state payout to a tycoon when she was French finance minister but spared her a fine or prison sentence.
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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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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde On Trial In France Over Tycoon Case
IMF chief Christine Lagarde goes 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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IMF Expresses 'Confidence' In Lagarde As French Court Orders Trial
The International Monetary Fund expressed firm backing for Managing Director Christine Lagarde today after a French court ordered her to stand trial over a state payout to a businessman in 2008.
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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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'IMF Chief Lagarde to Stand Trial Over Payout to French Tycoon'
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 on Thursday.
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Christine Lagarde Will Remain As Chief Despite Conviction
After a weeklong trial, France's Court of Justice of the Republic found Lagarde guilty of one count of negligence but spared her jail time and a criminal record.
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Christine Lagarde Keeps IMF Job, Escapes Penalty After Negligence Conviction In France
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde escaped punishment and kept her job on Monday despite a conviction on negligence charges over a state payout made while she served as France's finance minister in 2008.
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IMF Chief Guilty, But Not Punished, In French Negligence Trial
French judges found International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence for failing to challenge a 400 million euro ($417 million) state arbitration payout to a business tycoon in 2008 when she was French finance minister.
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IMF's Christine Lagarde Found Guilty Of Negligence By French Court
A French court on Monday found IMF head Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence over a massive state payout to a tycoon when she was French finance minister but spared her a fine or prison sentence.
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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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IMF Chief Christine Lagarde On Trial In France Over Tycoon Case
IMF chief Christine Lagarde goes 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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IMF Expresses 'Confidence' In Lagarde As French Court Orders Trial
The International Monetary Fund expressed firm backing for Managing Director Christine Lagarde today after a French court ordered her to stand trial over a state payout to a businessman in 2008.
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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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'IMF Chief Lagarde to Stand Trial Over Payout to French Tycoon'
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 on Thursday.
