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Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and 13 other investment banks agreed Wednesday to pay a total of $13 million to settle claims that they manipulated the $260-billion market for so-called auction-rate bonds, the Securities and Exchange Commission said. A two-year agency probe found that the firms potentially hurt the integrity of the market via a number of practices, including providing some clients with information that gave them an advantage over other customers in bidding for the bonds.
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