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By Paul Delean and Lynn Moore Claiming widespread tax fraud in the gold refining and trading sector, Revenue Quebec and police investigators this week conducted

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By Kim Zetter A judge in Maine has ruled that a bank that allowed hackers to steal more than $300,000 from a customer’s online account

By Rupert Neate The former prime minister of Iceland has been formally charged over his part in the collapse of the country’s banks in 2008.

By Joe Weisenthal A new poll shows that Barack Obama’s approval rating is falling, and that he couldn’t beat Mitt Romney in a head-to-head match

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Chamba Lane was as known for giving back to the community as he was for his sometimes controversial commentary. The KVMR host succumbed to lung

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By Martin de Sa’Pinto and Joe Giannone Zurich – Wealthy U.S. individuals have already pulled most of their money from Swiss private banks and could

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