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Aug 20 2010 13:00 Reuters

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Johannesburg - South Africa's market regulator is looking into the share price move of Dimension Data Holdings [JSE:DDT]  for signs of insider trading in the days before a $3.2bn takeover bid from Japan's NTT, a senior official said.

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