Article: WINNERS AND LOSERS

Investment banker Frank Quat-trone is in line for $120m (pounds 64m) in back pay and shares from Credit Suisse after US prosecutors agreed to drop charges against him. The case centred on claims that he was involved in "stock spinning" during the dotcom era. As long as Mr Quat-trone, who stepped down from Credit Suisse during the probe and denies any wrongdoing, stays out of trouble for a year, all charges will be dismissed. He is expected to return to Wall Street.

It was music to Bruno Brookes's ears. The former DJ is chief executive of Immedia, which floated in December 2003 and supplies in- store radio for various high-street shops. The company drew the line under a series of losses by ...

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