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Prediction Firms Are Flagging Insider Traders. Many Will Not Face Charges.

The New York Times – Business:

The agency that polices the industry does not have the staffing, the legal tools or the will to broadly crack down on wagers that are easily manipulated, experts say.

Sharon LaFraniere
Author: Sharon LaFraniere

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