EVEN BROKERS occasionally find themselves on the receiving end of a high-pressure sell and pay the price.
February 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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EVEN BROKERS occasionally find themselves on the receiving end of a high-pressure sell – and pay the price.
A group of New York brokers and other former employees of Citigroup Inc. are claiming the company illegally profited from a deferred compensation program in which they were pressed to invest in the company stock.
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