Wells Fargo agrees to pay $37M in bid-rigging case

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Updated November 8th 2011 by kbit

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Wells Fargo agrees to pay $37M in bid-rigging case

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kbit Elite Member Aurora, Il USA Experience: Advanced Platform: TradeStation Trading: futures Posts: 5,902 since Nov 2010 Thanks: 3,294 given, 3,352 received	Wells Fargo agrees to pay $37M in bid-rigging case - Yahoo! Finance This is getting ridiculous...every time I turn around some freaking bank is being fined for cheating someone .....

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