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•The fund manager, the stripper and the missing millions (The Globe and Mail)
Canada’s hedge fund industry has its share of rogues, but few are as colourful as Paul Eustace. By his own admission in a deposition filed in court, Mr. Eustace lied to investors, lost $208-million (U.S.) in his hedge funds and stole roughly $2-million of client cash.More: continued here
•By: (Mississauga News)
October 19, 2007 - When Paul Eustace met a 21-year-old stripper at the Locomotion Mississauga Cabert on Eglinton Ave. in the early 1990s, it set in motion a series of events that has since ruined his business and prompted a lifetime ban from his industry.More: continued here
•Stern Seeks Estate for Smiths Daughter (ABC News)
Howard K. Stern wants Anna Nicole Smith’s daughter to be her sole heir. More: continued here
•Howard K. Stern: Dannielynn Sole Beneficiary to Smith Estate (Fox News)
Anna Nicole Smith’s former attorney and companion filed papers Thursday arguing that the late model’s daughter is the sole beneficiary to her estate, though the child is not mentioned in the will.More: continued here
•Stern seeks to establish Anna Nicole Smiths daughter as her sole heir (Can...
LOS ANGELES - Anna Nicole Smith’s former lawyer and companion filed papers Thursday arguing that the late model’s daughter is the sole beneficiary to her estate, though the child is not mentioned in the will.More: continued here
•Stern Wants Smiths Daughter As Heir (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News)
Anna Nicole Smith’s former attorney and companion filed papers Thursday arguing that the late model’s daughter is the sole beneficiary to her estate, though the child is not mentioned in the will. The will, drafted long before Dannielynn was born in September 2006, wasn’t updated ...
•Docs: Dannielynn should be sole heir (AP via Yahoo! News)
Anna Nicole Smith’s former attorney and companion filed papers Thursday arguing that the late model’s daughter is the sole beneficiary to her estate, though the child is not mentioned in the will.More: continued here
•Stern Seeks Inheritance for Dannielynn (E! Online via Yahoo! News)
According to Howard K. Stern, where there’s a will, there’s a way…to establish an heir to Anna Nicole Smith’s estate.More: continued here
•Big breasts can be a painful, numbing (UPI)
U.S. researchers traced many symptoms suffered by women with macromastia — abnormally large breasts — to a pinched nerve.More: continued here
•Docs: Dannielynn Should Be Sole Heir (The San Francisco Examiner)
(AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, file) Anna Nicole Smith, left, and her lawyer Howard K. Stern, right, leave the U.S. Supreme Court, in this Feb. 28, 2006, file photo in Washington. Stern wants to make Smith’s daughter, Dannielynn, the sole heir of the late model’s estate.More: continued here