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A confirmed managing director at Goldman Sachs was charged with rape and released on bail. A managing director at Goldman Sachs New York was charged with the rape of a 20 year old woman while on vacation at the upscale Hamptons over the week.
The corruption trial of former politician Bo Xilai showcased the extent and pervasiveness of corruption in China.
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Former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez was indicted for murder and stands to lose over USD39 million of salary and bonuses.
Ex-SAC Capital fund manager Mathew Martoma was charged with insider trading after having received tips from a source identified as "Doctor-2".
Air strike exchanges between Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Palestinian Front for the Liberation of Palestine had hinted more violent exchanges.
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was to receive USD4 million as part of the international donor component of its finances.
Nasdaq officials opted to ensure that no panic trading was to be done when they open after a 3-hour outage.
Fresh from the film success of "Man of Steel", Warner Bros has been bankrolling a 2015 production of another Superman sequel with Ben Affleck cast as Batman.
