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AP Photo/Pat Eaton-Robb Lawyers for several school districts and the organization that oversees high school sports in Connecticut went before a federal judge Friday seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit that would prevent transgender girls in the state from competing in girls sports. The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference has said its policy is designed to comply with a state law that requires all high school students be treated according to their gender identity. “Running has been so important for my identity, my growth as a person, and my ability to survive in a world that d...

Connecticut federal court weighs dismissal of Title IX transgender sports case Print this article A federal court in Connecticut on Friday considered a motion to dismiss a suit alleging that state public schools unfairly disadvantage women in sports by allowing transgender athletes to compete against them. Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union, as well as those representing the Connecticut Association of Schools, Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference, argued that schools were not in violation of Title IX, a provision prohibiting sex discrimination in federally funded sc...

Ex-Nomura Trader Avoids Prison for Lying About MBS Prices Bloomberg 12/18/2020 © Bloomberg Commuters As Japan’s Wages Fall Again, Adding to Concerns Over Tax Hike (Bloomberg) -- Former Nomura Securities International Inc. trader Michael Gramins avoided a prison term for lying to the firm’s clients about mortgage-backed bond prices, dealing the government another blow in a troubled crackdown on tactics used in the trading of complex securities. Popular Searches A former executive director on Nomura’s residential mortgage-backed securities desk, Gramins was sentenced Thursday by U.S....

Ex-Nomura Trader Avoids Prison for Lying About MBS Prices Bloomberg 12/18/2020 © Bloomberg Commuters As Japan’s Wages Fall Again, Adding to Concerns Over Tax Hike (Bloomberg) -- Former Nomura Securities International Inc. trader Michael Gramins avoided a prison term for lying to the firm’s clients about mortgage-backed bond prices, dealing the government another blow in a troubled crackdown on tactics used in the trading of complex securities. Popular Searches A former executive director on Nomura’s residential mortgage-backed securities desk, Gramins was sentenced Thursday by U.S....