insider-trading

Young Bill Tsai is allegedly a fan of the classics.

He remains -- and The Supreme Court cannot emphasize this enough -- still guilty of insider trading.

Isn’t that a funny coincidence?

How’s Eddie the Samoan manservant supposed to live if Raj has to pay the SEC $90 million?

We can’t turn the clock back to June 14, 2012, and neither can the former McKinsey chief turned insider trader.

Jimmy Haslam knows a kindred spirit when he sees one.

It's a return to the golden days of graft in our nation's capital.

I mean this can't be the first time, right?...... right?

This is truly shameful. It's like he wasn't even really trying.

Visium Asset Management can cut its last check, one made out to “U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.”

As they shall do until the end of time.

This even applies to pharma apparently.

There’s nothing quite like the naively impotent rage of the European Parliament.

Unless the intent was to get caught.

So can he take that back now?

Equifax has offered two mutually incompatible justifications for their executives' suspiciously timed insider sales.

“Numbers are so obvious.”

Aligning incentives never felt so good.