Litigation
Jun. 10, 2014
SEC strikes out in second insider trading case
The SEC went 0-for-2 over the past seven days in insider trading cases as a federal jury in Santa Ana on Friday found the former CEO of sTec Inc. not liable for hiding news its biggest customer wouldn't renew a $120 million supply contract.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went 0-for-2 over the past eight days in insider trading cases as a federal jury in Santa Ana on Friday found the former chief executive of sTec Inc. not liable for hiding news its biggest customer wouldn't renew a $120 million supply contract.
A week earlier a federal jury in Manhattan cleared the manager of a New York-based hedge fund, Nelson J. Obus, a...
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