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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For anyone who believes crime doesn't pay, tell that to the New York state legislator who introduced a "Madoff" bill on Monday. Rich New Yorkers convicted of crimes would be forced -- if his bill becomes law -- to pay the state and federal governments for how much it costs to keep them in jail.
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A Chase Bank investment adviser and admitted hard-partying night crawler has been charged with looting $110,000 from a millionaire's private account in Manhattan, The Post has learned.
The consumer advocates claim that banks charge $40 as late payment and overdraft fees, which is much higher than the real charge for these financial institutions i. e. $1 per transaction.
Business and trade-group lobbyists are beating a path to Capitol Hill this week for the first major battle over the Obama administration's efforts to overhaul the financial regulatory system.
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"Criminals are good for business," said Sam Ng, owner of Sam's Traditional Deli at 30 Mulberry as he rushed to fill orders coming from the horde for hot and iced coffee. "I think they should put him in jail for a long time."
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The prospect of a downgrade in the UK government's credit rating and mixed signals on the state of the US economy sent stocks on Wall Street for a third day.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 129.91 points, or 1.5%, to close at 8292.13, and the S&P 500-stock index slid 15.14, or 1.7%, to 888.33.
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