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A federal judge in New York has said he would allow a class action lawsuit against former Robertson Stephens analysts, who allegedly recommended Corvis Corporation technology stock in order to inflate its price and then sold off their own shares in the company. Judge Gerard E. Lynch said the analysts could be sued for securities fraud because they deliberately shielded from the public their true opinions of the stock for personal gain.
January 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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