At that time, Mr. Spitzer released e-mail messages indicating that analysts at Merrill had issued research they did not believe to help investment banking clients.
In the complaint, William F. Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, cited numerous and sometimes urgent e-mail messages indicating that as early as last August UBS executives knew the market was imperiled.
E-mail messages indicate that he was mentally disturbed and worried about an anthrax vaccine project that was failing, a possible motive for mailings to generate public fear about anthrax.
She read e-mail messages indicating the Salahis knew they did not have invitations to the state dinner, but decided to try to talk their way into the event anyway.
Documents released by Mr. Galvin included e-mail messages indicating that Fairfield Greenwich had relied on reassurances provided by Frank DiPascali, who worked for Mr. Madoff, rather than checking with outside sources.
A1 Air Force Official Urges Deal Pentagon e-mail messages indicate the Air Force's top acquisitions official urged a controversial deal with the Boeing Company to be signed "ASAP" despite concerns from Defense Secretary Rumsfeld.
Portfolio.com cited internal Countrywide e-mail messages indicating that the lender had reduced the interest rate on both of Mr. Dodd's loans by half a percentage point, a discount that potentially could save him tens of thousands of dollars over the life of the loans.
While none of the e-mail messages indicate that the vice president himself was involved in any of the electronic conversations, the aides' descriptions of the coffees seem to be at odds with Mr. Gore's comments in an April 18 interview this year with federal investigators.
But newly released Fed documents and e-mail messages indicate that Fed officials became locked in a tense struggle with Bank of America last December, with Fed officials deeply skeptical about the competence of the bank's executives and their grasp of Merrill Lynch's financial condition.
But the e-mail messages indicate the eagerness of some Air Force officials to complete a deal that would allow them to obtain 100 767's from Boeing for use as refueling tankers as a first step toward rebuilding an aging tanker fleet.
