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Ex-wife sues SAC's Cohen, alleges insider trading

NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund magnate Steven A. Cohen was accused by his former wife on Wednesday of hiding millions of dollars from her and of engaging in insider trading in a high-profile merger in the 1980s.

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Avon CEO Andrea Jung (left) and former U.S. Vice President Al Gore (right) are members of the Apple board, which paid directors an average $126,670 per meeting in 2008. (Reuters / Photo composite)

Director's cut: The best-paid corporate boards

A seat on a corporate board is nice work if you can get it, especially at three companies that pay their directors more than $100,000 per meeting. A Reuters Special Report. Full Article

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An an exit sign is pictured in New York City October 14, 2006. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

No stimulus exit in sight

The man who predicted the fallout from the property bubble says it's still too early to talk about exiting easy money policies. In fact, more stimulus is on the way. Full Article

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The tail section of the turboprop MQ-9 Predator B drone is seen on the tarmac at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, December 5, 2006.

Just don't say the D-word

In the high-testosterone world of military jets, the words "drone" and "unmanned aerial vehicle" don't fly. Now there's a new term in town. Full Article

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Tiger Woods of the U.S. hits off the fifth tee during the final round of The Barclays golf tournament at Liberty National Golf Course in Jersey City, New Jersey, August 30, 2009. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

Silver lining to Tiger woes

The Tiger Woods scandal may help marketers like Nike realize that they are systematically overpaying for athletic sponsorships -- especially given the PR risks involved. Full Article

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Six weeks in Antarctica, sleeping in this tent

Reuters' Pauline Askin is sheltered from one of the harshest environments on Earth by a sturdy canvas tent that would have been familiar to explorers like Roald Amundsen. Full Article

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