The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT46) NEW YORK -- July 17, 2002 -- EXEC-IPOS -- During the market boom, a handful of top executives at telecommunications companies received big allotments of hot new stocks from Salomon Smith Barney, according to David Chacon, a former broker who has filed a lawsuit accusing the firm of unfair business practices. Jack B. Grubman, the firm's star analyst covering these businesses, played a central role in deciding which executives got how many shares, the broker said in an interview this week. Chacon at his lawyer's office in Manhattan on Tuesday. (Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times)*LITE*
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