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The husband of a former BP executive in Houston pleaded guilty to securities fraud for insider trading, making over $1.7 million by eavesdropping on his wife's work calls. Federal authorities revealed that he used the information from her business conversations to profit from stock trading.
Former Real Estate Executive Pleads Guilty in $658 Million Ponzi Scheme https://t.co/tPhJe5L8uB
A Houston man pleaded guilty to federal securities fraud for using insider information obtained from his wife – who worked in the mergers and acquisitions department for oil-and-gas giant BP – to make more than $1.76 million in stock profits. https://t.co/emZlLasaF6
Ex-NYU finance director pleads guilty to $3M fraud scheme that helped her fund home renovations -- No time in prison for this. https://t.co/J5wswHAUCB via @nbcnews
