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entry by an author with unexpected car expenses, "it's like 10 minutes to 2 (p.m.) and I realized I didn't have as much money as I thought on me so I called the mechanic and explained I would be about 10
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In the recordings, Mr. Rosenfeld boasted that he had been "cleaning money" for more than a decade and said he had been operating offshore bank accounts for 24 years. He also talked about lying
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"It's the dumb and greedy who get caught," says Stephen Schneider, a criminologist at St. Mary's University in Halifax who recently wrote a report for the RCMP on money laundering in Canada. Only
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action trial.
The class action lawsuit alleges Money Mart and its U.S. parent company, Dollar Financial Group Inc., breached section 347 of the Criminal Code by charging and collecting fees and interest
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It's recommending that lawyers be required to meet customer-identification, record-keeping and reporting requirements of Canada's anti-money-laundering laws in a manner that doesn't breach
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and Mail
January 25, 2010
Under fire, Wall Street puts its money to work
Banking industry is well represented in Washington - with three lobbyists for every member of Congress
Konrad Yakabuski
In first
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, had to be submitted for court approval.
The central issue then became not what Money Mart was charging its customers, but how much the lawyers spearheading the case against the company – including
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."…"The drug makers have come up with a smokescreen to obscure the real issue, which is that drugs in Canada are much cheaper than in the U.S. It's not about safety, it's about price."
National Post
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called Instant White that he was about to sell to Colgate-Palmolive, making a fortune for investors. But the pitch was bogus and the money disappeared. Mr. Damji later pleaded guilty to fraud and received
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Rosenfeld, who was convicted of money laundering last month. Mr. Rosenfeld was one of about 55 Canadian and U.S. citizens arrested in 2002 as part of an RCMP-FBI sting called Bermuda Short, which
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