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State Street Corp. overbilled some clients over an 18-year period by roughly $200 million. The Boston firm said it would fully compensate affected clients, including interest, once its investigation is completed; it also said it would make any required improvements to its billing practices. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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