Galleon Group

...$2-million (U.S.) a year, lived in a loft in Tribeca and took private jets to the Super Bowl. More Related to this Story Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam, right, exits Manhattan Federal Court after a sentencing hearing on Oct. 13, 2011 in New York City....

...two new models the Explorer Voyager EV488FC and Explorer Catamaran CAT 330 FC - manufactured by local boat-maker Explorer Group of Companies at Klebang here, yesterday. He said the proposal made by his predecessor Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam that the state...

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...park road, with an Isabella Lounge, a large half-moon weather vane, busts of Henry Hudson everywhere, and a place called the Galleon Grill, which had murals depicting 17th century Spanish ports. There were urns and finials on top of every roofline, and the...

...Anita Raghavan THE Galleon Group insider-trading scandal involving Raj Rajaratnam and Rajat Gupta featured arrogance, greed and, ultimately, prosecution. To Anita Raghavan, whose rivetting new book tells the story in meticulous detail, that's a sign that Indian-Americans...

...79 Laight St. and owned a Long Island mansion. “The Buy Side” dishes on the drug and alcohol abuse at a now infamous firm, the Galleon Group, in a way that has brought comparisons to Jay McInerney’s “Bright Lights, Big City.” As Duff reveals, sell-side traders...

...about it Wednesday. Duff started as a Morgan Stanley (MS) trainee in 1994 and eventually moved to the thriving hedge fund, Galleon Group. He was raking in millions of dollars, but the darker side of Wall Street, including cocaine, would catch up to him and...

...the effort is surely more worthwhile now than ever. - A U.S. district judge on June 6 ruled that the wife of former Galleon Group employee Craig Drimal could sue FBI agents for wiretapping her intimate conversations during an investigation of Drimal for insider...