In the '90s version of a story as old as the Bible, a federal jury decided Friday that brother did not cheat brother at Koch Industries, the oil-and-ranching conglomerate built by their father.
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Two of the Koch brothers had sued the other two, charging they and other shareholders were cheated out of $339 million when they sold their stake in Koch Industries, the nation's second-largest privately held company, in 1983.They said the company withheld crucial information that would have led to a higher sale price. They were seeking more than $1 billion.