The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Raj Rajaratnam, billionaire founder of the Galleon Group, a major hedge fund, is led in handcuffs from FBI headquarters in New York on Friday, Oct.16, 2009. The most precious commodity on Wall Street is information, and savvy players will do almost anything to get it. Those are the laws that prosecutors allege were broken by Rajaratham and five other investors and executives. But insider trading is among the trickiest of all white-collar crimes to prove. The line between buying legitimate research, trading rumors and gossip, and illegally paying for market-moving information can be complicated. (John Marshall Mantel/The New York Times) 14077385
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