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May 3, 2011

By Mina Remole

Mina Remole, a recent graduate of Johns Hopkins University, is a communications intern at Global Financial Integrity in Washington, DC.

How Osama Bin Laden Changed Wall Street
The Street, May 2, 2011

Time needed before Ben-Ali assets returned
SwissInfo.ch, May 2, 2011

Swiss Detail Asset Freezes On Ben Ali, Mubarak, Gadhafi
Wall Street Journal (Corruption Currents), May 3, 2011

Greece Plans To Tax Greek Savings In Swiss Banks
Capital.gr (Greece), May 2, 2011

Britons to be taxed on money hidden in Switzerland
City Wire (UK), May 3, 2011

U.S. Business Has High Tax Rates but Pays Less
New York Times, May 2, 2011

Law Says Money-Transfer Companies Must Register
Jakarta Globe, May 2, 2011

Europe must act to curb Mexican drug problem – Germany
Reuters, May 2, 2011

HSBC not necessarily liable for clients’ alleged corruption
Ahram Online, May 2, 2011

Show Me Everything But the Money
Foreign Policy, May 2, 2011

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