'Flash crash' market manipulation case poses test for prosecutors

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Charges against a high-frequency trader for helping to spark the 2010 "flash crash" present a test of U.S. prosecutors' ability to win a big market manipulation case and may make other traders nervous they may be next, lawyers said on Tuesday.
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