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Mar. 19--IN PROSPECT: The re-trial of former star CSFB banker Frank Quattrone for obstruction of justice begins in New York on Monday. The dot-com specialist made millions of dollars in the boom. The jury in his first trial failed to reach a verdict on whether Quattrone broke the law when he ordered the destruction of banking records.
TRADER TALK: GAM fund manager Andrew Green dumped his holding in UK Coal last month after its share price more than doubled from last year's low. He sold 398,000
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