I.M.F. Chief Faces Trial in France, Far From Duties in U.S. - The New York Times
IMF head Christine Lagarde has been placed under formal investigation for negligence in French fraud case. She has been questioned several times about her role in a 400m euro compensation payout to
French tycoon Bernard Tapie announces return to politics | France | The Guardian
Christine Lagarde, Bernard Tapie, and Arbitration: Observations of a CSO Rep at the IMF/WB Spring
Bernard Tapie arrives to attend a broadcasted debate on French news channel iTele in Paris, France on July 10, 2013 as French investigators have ordered today some of his assets seized as
IMF chief is target of French corruption investigation - Los Angeles Times
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Christine Lagarde | Biography, IMF, ECB, & Facts | Britannica
Lagarde ordered to stand trial over €403m payout to French tycoon
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IMF chief Lagarde to stand negligence trial in France - BBC News
French court slaps down tycoon Tapie over 400-million-euro compensation
French court orders IMF chief Lagarde to face trial over 'Tapie affair'
Christine Lagarde : Reports, news and investigations | Mediapart
French court overturns 403-million-euro payout to tycoon Tapie
IMF's Christine Lagarde goes on trial in France | Business and Economy | Al Jazeera
Christine Lagarde under investigation over role in payments to Bernard Tapie | Christine Lagarde | The Guardian
IMF chief Lagarde questioned again in French corruption case | Mint
Tapie affair: Background to case - BBC News
France: IMF chief Lagarde goes on trial over payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie - YouTube
Investigators search Paris home of IMF chief Christine Lagarde in inquiry over $400 million Bernard Tapie deal – New York Daily News
French prosecutor: Charges against Lagarde 'very weak' – POLITICO
