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Rogue FBI agent sentenced to 40 years in mob hit

A judge sentenced a rogue FBI agent to 40 years in prison on Thursday for the 1982 mob-related killing of a witness who was about to testify against Boston mob members, court officials said.

Rogue FBI agent breaks silence

Former FBI agent John Connolly, whose fall from celebrated mob-buster to paid gangland flunky captivated a South Florida courtroom for weeks, broke his long silence Thursday at his sentencing hearing.

FBI: Did Most Wanted gangster visit Italy in April?

The FBI on Friday released a picture and video of a man and woman seen on the Italian island of Sicily in April, saying they could be fugitive underworld crime boss James J. "Whitey" Bulger, sought for his alleged role in numerous murders and organized crime activities, and his girlfriend.

Ex-FBI agent indicted in 1982 killing

An ex-FBI agent serving 10 years for tipping off a reputed crime boss was indicted on charges of first-degree murder and conspiracy Wednesday, CNN has learned.

Money Magazine: Choosing Health Care Have you been picking your health plan by the dartboard method? We've got a better way.

What does HMO stand for? Surf the Internet, and you'll come up with a litany of choices: Half Minute Over. High-class Muggers Outfit. Healthy Members Only. Or our favorite--Hurry Mothers Out.

Money Magazine: CORRECTIONS

-- The December Tax Letter mistakenly stated the rules for writing off casualty losses. Tax law allows deductions only up to the original cost of your property, plus the cost of pre-disaster improv...

Fortune: DIVIDEND DAYS

Why have Du Pont, Ford Motor, 3M, and Johnson & Johnson raised their quarterly dividends? Some companies increase the payout when a raider lurks, but that's not the case with these big boys. ''We'r...

Money Magazine: NIFTY NINETIES INVESTING The next decade will provide an extraordinary environment for stocks, bonds and mutual

In the 1980s, the stocks of American industrial companies sold about as briskly as Patti Page albums. Investment strategists predict, however, that these issues will top the charts in the '90s. Inc...

Fortune: HAPPY TIMES ARE COMING FOR THE BIG INDUSTRIAL BUILDERS

The hiss and clang of resurgent heavy industry is sweet music to the companies that build factories. With the U.S. operating at more than 82% of industrial capacity, CEOs are beginning to think abo...

Fortune: IT'S NO TIME TO RUN AND HIDE The climate is bearish, but payoffs can be found, says FORTUNE's latest quarterly investment strate

No great calamities have struck the financial markets since the October crash. - Yet investors remain stricken with fear -- of recession, a dollar collapse, even of unbridled economic growth that w...

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