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World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging a bribery scheme aimed at obtaining its licenses for video games and toys. The lawsuit charges that Jakks Pacific Inc. and its subsidiaries made payoffs to win the licensing rights. The suit claims payments were made to a foreign bank account of WWE's licensing agent who allegedly split the money with WWE's senior vice president of licensing and merchandising.
October 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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