SEC Charges Lyft with Failure to Disclose Board Member’s Financial Interest in Private Shareholder’s Pre-IPO Stock Transaction.King@endlesstalk.org to Technology@lemmy.ml – 74 points – 10 months agosec.gov3Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOld"Now, pay this tiny fine that is less than 1% of your total profit from this egregious act."10 million is more than I expected, but still less than I had hoped. Of course they'll probably find a way to not pay.Soooo, insider trading, except without the criminal charges?
"Now, pay this tiny fine that is less than 1% of your total profit from this egregious act."10 million is more than I expected, but still less than I had hoped. Of course they'll probably find a way to not pay.
10 million is more than I expected, but still less than I had hoped. Of course they'll probably find a way to not pay.
"Now, pay this tiny fine that is less than 1% of your total profit from this egregious act."
10 million is more than I expected, but still less than I had hoped. Of course they'll probably find a way to not pay.
Soooo, insider trading, except without the criminal charges?