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Tokyo, JAPAN: Yoshiaki Murakami, Japan's best known fund manager, enters the Tokyo District Court 19 July 2007. Murakami was sentenced to two years in prison for insider trading involving the scandal-tainted Livedoor Internet firm. The court also imposed a record fine of about 1.15 billion yen (9.4 million USD) on Murakami, who led Japan's first hostile takeover bid and became an icon of a more free-wheeling style of capitalism. AFP PHOTO/JIJI PRESS (Photo credit should read STR/AFP via Getty Images)

Tokyo, JAPAN: Yoshiaki Murakami, Japan's best known fund manager, enters the Tokyo District Court 19 July 2007. Murakami was sentenced to two years in prison for insider trading involving the scandal-tainted Livedoor Internet firm. The court also imposed a record fine of about 1.15 billion yen (9.4 million USD) on Murakami, who led Japan's first hostile takeover bid and became an icon of a more free-wheeling style of capitalism.   AFP PHOTO/JIJI PRESS (Photo credit should read STR/AFP via Getty Images)