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To: TobagoJack who wrote (43818)12/24/2003 3:16:16 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
Another day, another billion. Italian Officials Say They Suspect $11 Billion Ruse at Parmalat

Now is Euro11Bi.

Counting the ripples: After FRance Telecom. After Alstom. What next?

Reuters
Italy's industry minister, Antonio Marzano, stops questions from reporters at the end of a news conference about Parmalat.
By JOHN TAGLIABUE

Published: December 24, 2003

Agence France-Press
Enrico Bondi, Parmalat's chief executive, met with the Italian Industry Minister. Mr. Bondi is a rescue specialist brought in last week to try to save the company and its 36,000 jobs worldwide.




ILAN, Dec. 23 — Parmalat, the Italian dairy and food giant, engaged in a tangled scheme involving dozens of offshore front companies to invent assets to offset perhaps as much as $11 billion in liabilities over more than a decade, Italian investigators said on Tuesday.
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