Forget Everything You’ve Heard: Raj Rajaratnam Never Traded on Inside Information
The Galleon founder's lawyers reject insider-trading charges on the grounds that he was improperly wiretapped.
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The Galleon founder's lawyers reject insider-trading charges on the grounds that he was improperly wiretapped.
Or was, until she was indicted.
It's been two years since a judge ordered Larry Salander's possessions be liquidated, but so far, none of them have been.
The two programmers arrested today almost extricated themselves back in 2006.
Robert Miller faces up to twenty years in prison after helping Marc Dreier sell bogus securities by impersonating foreigners on phone calls to hedge funds.
SEC enforcement director spells it out for the people at home.
A whole creepy cast of characters including the Greek and someone who went by the code name Artie were involved.
The former New York City police commissioner will likely go away for three years.
And three years ain't bad for someone facing over 140 years of jail time in three separate cases.
Spending time on self-reflection? That would be bonkers.
"The idea that Mr. Rajaratnam would simply abandon those properties ... is neither realistic nor credible."
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