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Write-Offs: 05.06.14

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$$$Alibaba Files to Go Public in US IPO of E-Commerce Giant [Bloomberg]

$$$Happy Hedge Fund Managers Earn Money for Nothing [BusinessWeek]

$$$FINRA has fined Morgan Stanley $5 million, saying that the firm did not follow proper procedures in the initial public offerings for 83 companies including Facebook and Yelp. [Dealbook]

$$$ You have a week to bid on lunch with Ben Bernanke and/or Tim Geithner (Bernanke is currently lapping TG) [CharityBuzz]

$$$Couple Arrested For Sex Acts On Church Lawn [TSG]

$$$UBS defeats shareholders' U.S. appeal over mortgage losses, tax probe [Reuters]

$$$Target interim CEO: Not interested in being new CEO [Reuters]

$$$Monica Lewinsky Says Clintons Didn’t Pay Her to Stay Quiet [WSJ]

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