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Judge Rejects $765 Million NFL Concussion Settlement
A federal judge has rejected a $765 million settlement between the NFL and thousands of former players, ruling that the agreement may not go far enough to cover every player who may need aid.
January 14, 2014
What was Kim Jong-un Like as a Boy?
Rare interviews with those who knew the young leader before he came to power.
January 14, 2014
Five Ways North Koreans Are Defying the Regime
Some resist from outside, and others from within. They say it’s worth the risk.
January 13, 2014
Illinois "Nightmare Bacteria" Outbreak Raises Alarms
The largest outbreak on record of one so-called "nightmare bacteria" is fueling alarm among public health officials about the spread of potentially lethal drug-resistant infections.
January 8, 2014
How Do You Catch a Trader? Live Chat 1 pm ET Wed. 1/8
Join a live chat on “To Catch a Trader” with producers Martin Smith and Nick Verbitsky, and guest questioner Peter Henning from “DealBook.” You can leave a question now.
January 7, 2014
Should Insider Trading Be Legal?
The government’s crackdown on insider trading has shaken much of Wall Street -- and renewed a debate over whether such deal-making should even be illegal to begin with.
January 7, 2014
Quiz: Spot the Inside Trade
Where is the line when it comes to insider trading? We picked six examples from the annals of Wall Street to see if you can spot the illegal deal.
January 7, 2014
Did Steven Cohen Fail to Supervise His Employees?
It's the question at the heart of a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit against the billionaire and founder of hedge fund SAC Capital. Cohen says he's not to blame. Read his attorneys' full response.
January 7, 2014
Turney Duff: "Edge" is What Counts on Wall St., Legal Or Not
As a former hedge fund trader, Turney Duff says he never worried about breaking insider-trading laws. "We're thinking, this is how it's done and I need to make money," he says.
January 7, 2014
Preet Bharara: Insider Trading Is "Rampant" On Wall Street
The man behind one of the government's most aggressive crackdowns on insider trading says his problem is not with hedge funds, but with "institutions that decide to make their business model a criminal one."
January 7, 2014
Richard Holwell: Why Raj Rajaratnam Got 11 Years in Prison
Raj Rajaratnam gave the impression "that he could live outside the law," says the federal judge who handed the former Galleon chief an 11-year sentence for insider trading.
January 7, 2014
Concussion Watch: NFL Head Injuries in Week 18
With the NFL's regular season now over and the playoffs underway, the total number of concussions taking place becomes harder to tally by the week.
January 7, 2014