Washington - Two Credit Suisse brokers were indicted on fraud charges on Wednesday in connection with more than one billion dollars in unauthorised purchases of subprime-related securities, authorities said. The Justice Department said an indictment was unsealed in court in Brooklyn, New York, that charges Julian Tzolov and Eric Butler, former brokers at Credit Suisse Securities, with conspiracy, securities fraud, and wire fraud. The...
Website offers data on loan brokers
The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
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Boston Herald
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Newsvine
Newsvine
Earlier today, at the federal courthouse in Brooklyn, United States District Judge Jack B....
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PR Newswire
Wells Fargo to hire 1,400 brokers
The Business Review
The Business Review
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Clinton brokers deal over Haiti orphan abductions
The Times
The Times
A DIPLOMATIC deal over the 10 American missionaries jailed in Haiti on child abduction charges may lead to the release this week of all except the group's leader, Laura Silsby, according to legal sources in...

