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Brazilian billionaire arrested in Petrobas case

An internationally-known bank CEO and a prominent government politician was arrested Wednesday for his role in the corruption case against state-owned oil company Petrobas.

BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND

The extensive corruption case against Brazilian oil company Petrobas is now being linked to the upper echelons of Brazil's social circles.

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