insider-trading

But he might be insider-trading.

Michael Mindlin may have saved himself from a visit to a Citadel black site.

There’ll be far fewer trips to B-Dubs for Bryan Cohen going forward.

If Preet Bharara had known about Title 18, he’d probably be president by now or something.

The downtrodden of a Silicon Valley IT department get their revenge. Briefly.

This may seem an unnecessary bit of legislative masturbation, but it’s not!

Oh? You don’t have $24,000 in cash lying around? I see.

Richard Lee will not have to explain his earlier guilty plea to a jury.

Told in four (and counting?) indictments.

The blue windbreakers are now making biannual visits to the trading floors of 200 West Street.

Rep. Chris Collins should have just started a hedge fund.

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.