Former Monster Executive Admits Illegal Backdating

NEW YORK, Feb. 15 -- A former senior vice president of the company that runs the Monster job-search Web site admitted in court Thursday that he illegally backdated millions of dollars in employee stock option grants.
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Larry Neumeister

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