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Adelphia, U.S. Settle For $715 Million: Founder, Family to Compensate Shareholders (Post, April 26, 2005)

FBR Nears Settlement With SEC: Firm Has Set Aside $7.5 Million Related to CompuDyne Deal (Post, April 26, 2005)

BearingPoint Raises $200 Million in Debt Offering (Post, April 23, 2005)

Wal-Mart Says Inquiry Names Ousted Official (Post, April 23, 2005)

Tax Shelter Leaders Get Jail Time, Must Pay Restitution (Post, April 23, 2005)

Analyst Fired for Personal Trading: FBR Says Kalla Failed To Disclose Stock Deals (Post, April 22, 2005)

Former Merrill Execs Sentenced: Pair Convicted of Fraud in Enron-Brokerage Barge Deal (Post, April 22, 2005)

BearingPoint Stock Falls by More Than 30 Percent (Post, April 22, 2005)

BearingPoint Cites SEC Inquiry, Warns Investors (Post, April 21, 2005)

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Adelphia

Michael Rigas Gets Mistrial: Adelphia Jury Can't Agree on 17 Charges After Convicting His Father, Brother (By Brooke A. Masters, Page E01)

Adelphia Founder, Son Convicted of Fraud: Another Son Acquitted of Conspiracy in Partial Verdict (By Brooke A. Masters and Ben White)

Adelphia Founder, Son Convicted of Fraud: Another Son Acquitted of Conspiracy in Partial Verdict (By Brooke A. Masters and Ben White, Page E01)

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Enron

Dynegy Settles Shareholders' Suit: Houston Power Wholesaler Agrees to Pay $468 Million (By Bradley Keoun, Page E02)

Prosecutors Want Lay to Be Tried Soon (By Carrie Johnson, Page E02)

Chamber Files Brief On Enron Losses: Calculation Could Affect Sentences (By Carrie Johnson, Page E04)

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Tyco

Former Tyco Executive Acquitted: Belnick Was Accused Of Stealing $17 Million (By Brooke A. Masters and Carrie Johnson, Page E01)

Tyco Case Juror Told Judge of Her Fears: Phone Call, Letter Upset Holdout (By Carrie Johnson, Page E03)

Tampering Charges for Letter Writer Unlikely (By Carrie Johnson, Page E01)

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Royal Ahold

Giant's Income Drops in 2004: Merger With Stop & Shop Hurt Performance (By Michael Barbaro, Page E01)

Giant Food Adjusts to Difficulties Of Merger: With Stop & Shop, Bigger Family Means Some Growing Pains (By Michael Barbaro, Page E01)

9 U.S. Foodservice Suppliers Charged: Prosecutors Say Defendants Conspired to Help Columbia Firm Inflate Earnings (By Brooke A. Masters, Page E03)

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WorldCom

MCI Calls Qwest's Latest Bid 'Superior': Verizon Has a Week to Respond to Telecom Rival's Sweetened $9.74 Billion Offer (By Yuki Noguchi, Page A10)

Qwest's Revised Bid Expires Today (Page E01)

Qwest Raises Its Bid for MCI A Third Time (By Yuki Noguchi, Page E01)

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