Former Angel DeCinces indicted for insider trading
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Former Baltimore Orioles all-star Doug DeCinces and three others were indicted Wednesday on insider trading charges involving the use of information prior to the takeover of a medical device company in California, authorities said.
In 2008, DeCinces was told by a close friend and official at Advanced Medical Optics Inc. that Abbott Laboratories planned to pay...
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November 28, 2012
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Former All-Star DeCinces indicted
Former Baltimore Orioles All-Star Doug DeCinces and three others were indicted Wednesday on insider trading charges for using and profiting from information prior to the takeover of an Orange County medical device company, authorities said.
DeCinces, 62, was charged with 42 counts of securities fraud and one count of money laundering. Each of the securities fraud counts carries...
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November 28, 2012
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APNewsBreak: DeCinces indicted for insider trading
Former Baltimore Orioles all-star Doug DeCinces and three others were indicted Wednesday on insider trading charges for using and profiting from information prior to the takeover of an Orange County medical device company, authorities said.
DeCinces, 62, was charged with 42 counts of securities fraud and one count of money laundering. Each of the securities fraud counts carries...
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November 28, 2012
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Hall of Famer Murray charged with insider trading
Hall of Fame first baseman Eddie Murray was charged with insider trading by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, MLB.com reported Friday. Murray, a Baltimore Orioles great who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2003, is accused of making more than $230,000 in "illegal profits." He agreed to settle the charges. The SEC accused Murray of insider trading on confidential...
Murray pays more than $300K to SEC
Hall of Fame baseball player Eddie Murray has agreed to pay $358,151 to settle federal civil charges of profiting in stock trades by using confidential information passed to him by a former teammate.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is also announcing related charges against James Mazzo, former CEO of Advanced Medical Optics, and businessman David Parker. The SEC says Mazzo...
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August 17, 2012
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