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An Italian Finance police car is parked outside Rome's Ciampino airport terminal, early, as Fastweb founder Silvio Scaglia is expected to arrive back in Italy for questioning. A wide-ranging investigation into an alleged ?2 billion ($2.7 billion) money-laundering ring involving two Italian Internet and phone companies has raised concerns about the stability of the Italian telecommunications industry

ITALY TELECOM INVESTIGATION, ROME, Italy

An Italian Finance police car, right, approaches a private jet carrying Fastweb founder Silvio Scaglia, at Rome's Ciampino airport, early . Scaglia has been jailed pending questioning early next week in a probe of alleged ?2 billion ($2.7 billion) money laundering operations involving two Italian Internet and phone companies. Scaglia flew back to Italy aboard a private jet from the Antilles in the Caribbean and was whisked away from Ciampino airport to Rome's Rebibbia prison

Fastweb Ceo Stefano Parisi Gestures During a Press Conference in Milan Italy on 24 February 2010 the Founder of Italian Telecommunications Company Fastweb Silvio Scaglia was Being Sought 24 February in Italy After Authorities Issued an Arrest Warrant For Him and Dozens of Others Suspected of Involvement in a Massive International Money Laundering Scam Scaglia who in 2007 Sold His Remaining Stake in Fastweb to Swisscom is Believed to Be Abroad Italy Milan

Italy Fastweb - Feb 2010

Founder of Fastweb SpA Silvio Scaglia, left, smiles during the presentation of Fastweb, in Milan, Italy. Scaglia has been jailed pending questioning early next week in a probe of alleged ?2 billion ($2.7 billion) money laundering operations involving two Italian Internet and phone companies Italian news agencies said Friday, Feb. 26, 2010

ITALY TELECOM INVESTIGATION, MILAN, Italy

Founder of Fastweb SpA Silvio Scaglia, left, smiles during the presentation of Fastweb, in Milan, Italy. Italian authorities on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010, issued arrest warrants for Scaglia in a crackdown on an alleged money laundering ring. Anti-Mafia prosecutor Piero Grasso said authorities are seeking the arrest of Silvio Scaglia, the founder of Fastweb SpA, the Italian broadband provider that has been bought by Swisscom AG. His whereabouts are unknown

Italy Money Laundering, MILAN, Italy

Founder of Fastweb SpA Silvio Scaglia poses in front of Milan's stock exchange, Italy. Italian authorities on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010, issued arrest warrants for Scaglia in a crackdown on an alleged money laundering ring. Anti-Mafia prosecutor Piero Grasso said authorities are seeking the arrest of Silvio Scaglia, the founder of Fastweb SpA, the Italian broadband provider that has been bought by Swisscom AG. His whereabouts are unknown

Silvio Scaglia, left, and Francesco Micheli pose in front of Milan's stock exchange, as shares of E. Biscom, a cutting-edge Italian company creating just the third unified broadband network in the world, were traded for the first day. After being suspended for excessive gains at EUR230, over 40% above issue price of EUR160, E.Biscom shares later bounced back to EUR202

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