The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT25) UNDATED -- March 7, 2003 -- MERRILL-LOANS -- Merrill Lynch's moves to become a financial superstore may well improve its profitability, making it less vulnerable to the unrelenting bear market. But it is having the opposite effect on some clients. MariEsther M. Burnham has filed an arbitration case against Merrill Lynch. She says she lost $4.06 million by using the firm's loan services and following its advice. Burnham in a recent undated photo. (Christ Chavez/The New York Times)
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2003-03-07
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The New York Times Agency
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