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The investigation of a Japanese housewife who made 400 million yen (1.7 million) day-trading on foreign exchange markets has exposed a potentially massive tax evasion scam by retail currency investors.
Japanese housewife nets 1.7m betting on currency markets
A cigar-chomping Mexican telecoms tycoon, Carlos Slim, has quietly slipped past Warren Buffett to become the world's second richest man with a fortune of $53.1bn (26.8bn) - equivalent to roughly 7% of his country's annual economic output.
Mexican leapfrogs Buffett and eyes No 1 spot
A Texan energy trader who emerged from Enron's ashes, John Arnold, has been crowned as the new king of the hedge fund world with personal earnings of close to 1bn last year after a spectacularly successful bet on the direction of natural gas prices.
American hedge fund trader shrugs off Enron scandal to earn 2.7m a day
The former Williams de Brofinance director David Whistance was yesterday fined 30,000 by the City watchdog for "failing to exercise due skill care and diligence in carrying out his role" when the business came close to insolvency.
Ex-Williams de Brofinance director fined 30,000 by FSA