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Sex, drugs, and stock brokers are topics surrounding a lawsuit filed in New York Supreme Court in Manhattan by Sharpe Capital against former executive Judy Payer, over an alleged takeover attempt. The lawsuit and its follow-up highlight the complex, often seamy relationships among competitors in the world of bulletin-board brokerages, including their relationships with larger Wall Street firms.
October 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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