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NEW YORK -- Federal prosecutors Friday said they may seek additional criminal charges against former managers of two Bear Stearns Cos. funds who were indicted in June over the collapse of the funds last year.
At a hearing in Brooklyn Friday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Sinclair said the government was anticipating the possibility of additional charges against Ralph ...
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