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Credit Suisse First Boston v. Billing, US Supreme Court, June 18, 2007 [holding that federal antitrust laws do not apply to a case where investors are filing a class action lawsuit against underwriters and institutional investors for their alleged manipulation...
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IPO antitrust class action ruling [US SC]
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