Not-So-Fab: Fabrice Tourre, the
The New York Times said the outcome of the case against Tourre "could cast the Goldman settlement in a different light. If he pays a big fine in a settlement or loses the case, it could be viewed as confirmation that there was wrongdoing. If he wins in court, some Goldman shareholders may wonder why the bank paid a big fine in the case."
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