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The former Goldman Sachs board member accused of insider trading now faces even more allegations.
Christian Meissner will take the helm of the global investment banking division.
The boss has some realism for those "really unhappy" with lower compensation.
All indications point to the lowest levels of compensation since 2008.
Companies will be held to account a little bit more in future settlements.
The faucet is off for some small businesses.
E-mails from the firm's last days shed some light.
"This action arises out of series of materially false and misleading public disclosures."
Banks are "being advised to take precautions."
The ex-New Jersey governor has been subpoenaed.
A $285 million settlement is "neither fair, nor reasonable, nor adequate, nor in the public interest."
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