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Write-Offs: 10.31.14

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$$$ "One reporter publicly confirmed that a CEO of a top 5 bank personally emailed him the lurid details of the lawsuit, and we also have heard directly from other reporters that they also are getting information and encouragement to pile on from some of our competitors." [Jefferies]

$$$Trick or treat at this billionaire's haunted house [CNBC]

$$$J.P. Morgan Found Hackers Through Breach of Road-Race Website [WSJ]

$$$The Case for ‘Alternative’ Investments [WSJ]

$$$Help desk worker suspended for using fake robot voice [CNBC]

$$$Theme in Big Banks’ Latest Earnings Reports: Legal Costs [Dealbook]

$$$Dollar General extends tender offer for Family Dollar shares again [Reuters]

$$$Florida Man Gets Arrested With 'Go Directly To Jail' Shirt [HP]

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