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Fired By Trump, Ex-US Attorney Preet Bharara Launches Podcast To Hit Back
Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan who became a scourge of Wall Street wrongdoers before President Donald Trump fired him in March, will soon have a new outlet to voice his criticism of the White House: a podcast
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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After Trump Meeting, Preet Bharara Agrees To Stay On As US Attorney
Preet Bharara will stay on as the U.S. attorney in Manhattan next year, the prosecutor said Wednesday after a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump To Keep Manhattan Federal Prosecutor Preet Bharara In Post
Preet Bharara, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan known for pursuing a series of cases targeting public corruption and crime on Wall Street, said on Wednesday he has agreed to remain in his post after Donald Trump becomes U.S. president.
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Indian Man Among 3 Charged With Fraud, Arrested in United States
An Indian is among three men arrested here and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for tricking distressed homeowners to sell their homes and reaping millions of dollars through the scheme.
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New York City Prosecutor Modest on Attorney General Buzz
Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara is not doing much to encourage speculation that he's one of the few people being considered to be the next US attorney general. Yet he's not exactly discouraging it either.
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Man who sued Mark Zuckerberg must face fraud charges, says US judge
Paul Ceglia has filed a separate lawsuit against Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara, seeking to halt the criminal case.
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No immunity for SAC's Indian origin portfolio manager in case
Manhattan's India-born US Attorney Preet Bharara announced yesterday that SAC Management has agreed to plead guilty to fraud and insider trading charges and pay a $1.8 billion penalty besides agreeing to terminate SAC Capital's investment advisory business.
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US sues Novartis, alleging kickbacks to pharmacies
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan said Novartis had since 2005 induced at least 20 pharmacies to switch thousands of kidney transplant patients to its immunosuppressant drug Myfortic from competitors' drugs, in exchange for kickbacks disguised as rebates and discounts.
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India born US attorney Preet Bharara seems set for greater glory
Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara has proven adept with the media, landing on the cover of Time magazine and being named the latest "Sheriff of Wall Street" by the financial press.
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Rajaratnam insider trading trial: Intel's India-born executive Rajiv Goel deserves leniency, say US prosecutors
Recommending a lenient sentence for Goel, Bharara said in a letter to Jones that Goel, "a highly significant witness ... substantially helped the government secure a conviction in one of the most significant and high-profile insider trading trials in history."
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Fired By Trump, Ex-US Attorney Preet Bharara Launches Podcast To Hit Back
Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan who became a scourge of Wall Street wrongdoers before President Donald Trump fired him in March, will soon have a new outlet to voice his criticism of the White House: a podcast
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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After Trump Meeting, Preet Bharara Agrees To Stay On As US Attorney
Preet Bharara will stay on as the U.S. attorney in Manhattan next year, the prosecutor said Wednesday after a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump To Keep Manhattan Federal Prosecutor Preet Bharara In Post
Preet Bharara, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan known for pursuing a series of cases targeting public corruption and crime on Wall Street, said on Wednesday he has agreed to remain in his post after Donald Trump becomes U.S. president.
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Indian Man Among 3 Charged With Fraud, Arrested in United States
An Indian is among three men arrested here and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for tricking distressed homeowners to sell their homes and reaping millions of dollars through the scheme.
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New York City Prosecutor Modest on Attorney General Buzz
Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara is not doing much to encourage speculation that he's one of the few people being considered to be the next US attorney general. Yet he's not exactly discouraging it either.
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Man who sued Mark Zuckerberg must face fraud charges, says US judge
Paul Ceglia has filed a separate lawsuit against Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara, seeking to halt the criminal case.
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No immunity for SAC's Indian origin portfolio manager in case
Manhattan's India-born US Attorney Preet Bharara announced yesterday that SAC Management has agreed to plead guilty to fraud and insider trading charges and pay a $1.8 billion penalty besides agreeing to terminate SAC Capital's investment advisory business.
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US sues Novartis, alleging kickbacks to pharmacies
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan said Novartis had since 2005 induced at least 20 pharmacies to switch thousands of kidney transplant patients to its immunosuppressant drug Myfortic from competitors' drugs, in exchange for kickbacks disguised as rebates and discounts.
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India born US attorney Preet Bharara seems set for greater glory
Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara has proven adept with the media, landing on the cover of Time magazine and being named the latest "Sheriff of Wall Street" by the financial press.
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Rajaratnam insider trading trial: Intel's India-born executive Rajiv Goel deserves leniency, say US prosecutors
Recommending a lenient sentence for Goel, Bharara said in a letter to Jones that Goel, "a highly significant witness ... substantially helped the government secure a conviction in one of the most significant and high-profile insider trading trials in history."
