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The only thing missing from the article in yesterday’s New York Times on the possible financial missteps of Mario Gabelli was the name of Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. Mr. Gabelli, known as “Super Mario” on Wall Street for his highly successful record as a fund manager, is facing a lawsuit filed by two of his minority shareholders in the State Supreme Court in Westchester County accusing him of a series of corporate abuses.
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|The only thing missing from the article in yesterday’s New York Times on the possible financial missteps of Mario Gabelli was the name of Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. Mr. Gabelli, known as “Super Mario” on Wall Street for his highly successful record as a fund manager, is facing a lawsuit filed by two of his minority shareholders in the State Supreme Court in Westchester County accusing him of a series of corporate abuses.
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