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The American Stock Exchange does not have immunity from a suit for sexual harassment and discrimination allegedly committed by one trader against another, a New York state judge has ruled in an action brought by the first black female broker to trade on the exchange's floor. The defendants failed to show that Amex was not a place of public accommodation for purposes of the state's human rights laws, the judge said.
April 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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