Litigation
Jun. 17, 2014
Undaunted by losses, SEC files another insider trading complaint
A complaint alleging four California men traded on non-public information at Ross Stores Inc. demonstrates that a few trial losses for the Securities and Exchange Commission is not deterring it from filing more insider trading cases.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A complaint alleging four California men traded on non-public information at Ross Stores Inc. filed Friday demonstrates that a few trial losses for the Securities and Exchange Commission have not deterred the agency from bringing more insider trading cases.
The lawsuit claims that, starting in 2009, Roshanlal Chaganlal, a senior director in Ross' finance department, routinely to...
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