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NJ Postpones Vote on Social Media Measures
could lead to expensive lawsuits. They also want exceptions for investigating claims against employees, such as insider trading or sexual harassment. It's unclear what the amendments will contain and when the measures will be voted on.
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NY Jury Hears Recording of Ex-P&G Board Member
A New York jury at an insider - trading trial has heard the lone recorded phone call of an ex-Goldman Sachs board member speaking executives. The Sri Lanka-born Rajaratnam is serving an 11-year prison sentence for insider trading .
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Unabomber Updates Status in Harvard Alum Magazine
years in prison for his role in the collapse of Enron. Other Harvard alums have been imprisoned for embezzlement, insider trading , identity theft and murder. Kaczynski's slide from promise to prison might be the most extreme of all. An intellectual
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Stewart Becomes Non-Executive Chairman of Company
serving as a board member or as an executive of a public company as part a settlement with federal regulators related to insider trading . As non-executive chairman, Stewart will help set the direction for the business but will have no direct operating
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Witness Ties Ex-P&G Board Member to NY Fund Boss
The first witness at the New York insider trading trial of a former Goldman Sachs board member says her billionaire boss was "smiling more" after receiving a call that prosecutors
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Ex-Yahoo Executive Pleads in Insider -Trading Case
A former Yahoo executive and a hedge fund manager have pleaded guilty in New York to an insider trading charge. The pleas were entered Monday in separate proceedings by the ex-Yahoo executive, Robert Kwok, and the hedge fund manager
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Trial of Ex-P&G, Goldman Board Member Starts in NY
year prison sentence, the longest ever given in an insider trading case. Rajaratnam has been the biggest catch so far in a wide-ranging insider - trading investigation by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara
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Trial of Ex-P&G, Goldman Board Member Starts in NY
The insider trading trial of a former board member for Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble years in prison, the longest sentence ever given someone convicted of insider trading . Prosecutors say they'll take two weeks to present their evidence
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NY Trial of Ex-P&G, Goldman Board Member Starts
year prison sentence, the longest ever given in an insider trading case. Rajaratnam has been the biggest catch so far in a wide-ranging insider - trading investigation by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara
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NY Inside-Trading Trial Likely to Feature Key Call
to let prosecutors use at trial a recording of a phone call between a former Goldman Sachs board member accused of insider trading and a hedge fund founder. Judge Jed Rakoff made the tentative ruling at a final hearing Wednesday before the trial
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'Modern New York' shows how wealth concentrated on Wall St.
billions during bad times — like the market crash after the merger-mania of the '60s, the "greed is good" insider trading scandals of the '80s, the dot.com crash of early 2000, and the housing meltdown of 2008. He argues that the federal
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Obama v. US Courts, Veepstakes Begin!, Rubio as Triple Threat, Dowd's Advice for Romney (PM Note)
abcn.ws/Hh28sR Sugar as a Controlled Substance - http://abcn.ws/HRHJdi Obama Signs Ban on Congressional Insider Trading - http://abcn.ws/HgJqFV The Polarizing Effect of Scott Walker - http://abcn.ws/HoXrv5 9/11 Mastermind
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PM Note: Health Reform Anniversary Eve, Etch a Cont'd, A Half Pipeline
Senate Passes JOBS Act; Bill Returns to House - http://abcn.ws/GGnQqu Senate Passes Less Severe Congress Insider Trading Ban - http://abcn.ws/GNYZy0 Sen. Dick Durbin Calls Senate Hearings Over New Orleans Saints Bounty Program
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Michael Douglas' Crusade Against Wall Street
of the FBI's crackdown on white collar crime and insider trading . The bureau says securities and commodities fraud firsthand. Just looks like in a money laundering and insider trading case. It is you know and indebtedness. Hopefully
PSA as part of the FBI's crackdown on white collar crime and insider trading . The bureau says securities and commodities fraud cases have jumped by 52% since 2008. And billions have been lost the up my current -- at 18100 pending cases since -- the FBI. Undercover surveillance footage of white collar -- You can see firsthand. Just -- looks like in a money laundering and insider trading case. -
ABC News Update
asked for in his State of the Union Address. The senate is taking up legislation banning lawmakers from profiting on insider trading . And the house is expected to do the same next month. Both plans have bipartisan support. There had been some speculation
Address. The senate is taking up legislation banning lawmakers from profiting on insider trading . And the house is expected to do the same next month. Both plans have bipartisan support. There had been some speculation that -
Obama: Divide Exists Between Washington, Citizens
with the corrosive influence of money in politics. Sow together let's take some steps to fix Send me a bill. The insider trading by member of the congress I will sign it tomorrow. Any elected official from stocks and industries impact. Let
take some steps to fix -- Send me a bill. The -- insider trading by member of the congress I will sign it tomorrow. Any elected official from -- stocks and industries -- impact. Let's make -
Obama: 'Time to Make Your Voices Heard'
We should also the corrosive influence of money in politics. The house and senate should send me a bill that bans insider trading by members of congress I will sign it immediately. They should limit any elected official from owning stocks in industries
politics. The house and senate should send me a bill that bans insider trading by members of congress I will sign it immediately. They should limit any elected official from owning stocks in industries they impact. -
Congress Richer, Americans Poorer
further it's not illegal. You heard him correctly it is not illegal for members of congress to engage in this sort of insider trading after recent spate of bad publicity however. Whether 200 lawmakers have stepped up to support a long languishing
not illegal for members of congress to engage in this sort of insider trading after recent spate of bad publicity however. Whether 200 lawmakers have stepped up to support a long languishing bill that would make -
June 4, 2003: 'Nightline'
federal prosecutors focus. The insider trading case is going to be difficult interview with Martha Stewart on the insider trading investigation. Jeffrey Toobin out there that you can't do insider trading you can't lie to the FBI and
The insider trading case is going to be difficult to prove for the government so the government is. Is really gonna rely upon an obstructionthat magazine He had the first interview with Martha Stewart on the insider trading investigation. Jeffrey Toobin is also a CNN legal analyst. And Naomi Wolf the author of several books about women and feminism onsome attention. And tell everybody else out there that you can't do insider trading you can't lie to the FBI and you -- cases that will draw attention. And no one will draw attention like Martha Stewart why has it taken a year and a because this case is not easy and it will. Remember this was an insider trading investigation. And one thing you will notice Martha Stewart was not charged with with insider trading this is an obstruction of justice case. But with a very peculiar securities fraud angle. Where she is accused of lying to -
June 4, 2003: Martha Stewart Indicted
Stewart was indicted on criminal charges relating to an insider trading scandal that began more than a year ago. She faces civil charges today accusing her of among other things insider trading . ABC's Betsy Stark joins us now quite a development
York today Martha Stewart was indicted on criminal charges relating to an insider trading scandal that began more than a year ago. She faces nine charges including securities fraud obstruction of justice and conspiracy. The Securities and Exchange Commission also filed civil charges today accusing her of among other things insider trading . ABC's Betsy Stark joins us now quite a development today that's -- Elizabeth even though we knew this indictment was coming it
















