Fugitive hedge fund manager back in custody in NY

Hedge fund manager Brian Kim pleaded not guilty in New York state court on Friday to charges of running a $6 million Ponzi scheme and fleeing the country before his trial in a separate theft case. The Manhattan District Attorney's office said Kim, 36, claimed he was an accomplished trader investing ...

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