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   October 20, 2009

TOFANGSAZAN:FINANCIAL TIMES WORKER STOLE £60,000 TO FUND SHOPPING SPREE

MILTON KEYNES, BEDS. A Financial Times advertising representative who stole £60,000 from the newspaper to fund a shopping spree in Dubai was jailed for two years today (Tues). Amir Tofangsazan, 22, transferred the cash from the FT's bank accounts using log-in details he copied while working in its advertising office.
   September 23, 2009

TOFANGSAZAN:FINANCIAL TIMES WORKER STOLE £60K FOR DUBAI SHOPPING TRIP

MILTON KEYNES, BUCKS. A former Financial Times worker who stole £60,000 from the newspaper to finance a shopping trip to Dubai rowed with a judge as he was denied bail. Amir Tofangsazan, 21, transferred thousands out of the FT's bank accounts using log-in details he copied while working in its advertising office.
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