" One such regulation is § 2635.703, on the use of nonpublic information, which states, "An employee shall not engage in a financial transaction using nonpublic information, nor allow the improper use of nonpublic information to further his own private interest or that of another, whether through advice or recommendation, or by knowing unauthorized disclosure.
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Federal law bars trading stocks based on material, nonpublic information.
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During the nonpublic portion of the hearing before Jackson on Jan.
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In Minnesota, investigative data is typically nonpublic until an investigation concludes.
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Past EPA administrators also used nonpublic email accounts for everyday communication.
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Make sure that you have controls over your material nonpublic information.
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The company may occasionally disseminate material, nonpublic information on the company website.
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Salman traded on material, nonpublic information provided by his brother-in-law.
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Hack into nonpublic sports information, gain an edge and place your bet.
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Did any trading on this material nonpublic information occur during this window?
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She was also barred from visiting any nonpublic places, even friends' homes.
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"There was no finding of any misuse of material nonpublic information," she added.
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By trading on this material nonpublic information, Levoff avoided approximately $345,000 in losses.
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It is illegal for senators to use nonpublic information in conducting securities exchanges.
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Companies want to avoid any insider trading issues while they possess nonpublic financial information.
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Agassiz upheld the legality of an investor to purchase shares based on nonpublic information.
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Of course information is "nonpublic" if it is not available to the general public.
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The group wants the state to expand its STEM reimbursement program for nonpublic schools.
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Both of these devices may have access to nonpublic information of its firm and clients.
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The STOCK Act prohibits lawmakers and their staffs from making trades based on nonpublic information.
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The forms do not require applicants to turn over their passwords to see nonpublic information.
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Public officials routinely select among reporters when granting interviews or providing access to nonpublic information.
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He also insists that he had the authority to give nonpublic information to the media.
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But Mr. Price said that he did not have any "nonpublic information" about the company.
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Using 157 corporate earnings announcements, the group was able to execute trades on material nonpublic information.
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And remember, this rule will apply only to public companies, encouraging nonpublic ones to stay private.
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He was not charged with leaking classified information, although the charging papers suggest he disclosed nonpublic information.
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Wolfe at the time denied other contacts with reporters, and denied providing classified or other nonpublic information.
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View this document on Scribd The FTC's policy doesn't allow it to confirm or deny nonpublic investigations.
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"That means be respectful, tasteful and sensitive, especially with nonpublic figures who lack media savvy," he said.
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The former congressman was arrested last year for trading with nonpublic information on an Australian biotech company.
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The former Republican congressman had pleaded guilty to giving his son nonpublic information about a drug company.
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Test filings are not typically supposed to contain sensitive nonpublic data, but the SEC said some do.
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He is accused of sharing nonpublic information with reporters, but he is not charged with leaking classified information.
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Part 810 authorizations are issued to companies so they can discuss nonpublic nuclear energy technology with foreign counterparts.
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The retailer also claims that Sycamore traded public Aeropostale shares while it had nonpublic information on the company.
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Politico reports other witnesses, as well as Mueller's investigators, have typically used nonpublic entrances to enter the courthouse.
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The government had resisted providing the nonpublic documents to the court, claiming all internal deliberations were privileged material.
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So the law basically prohibits trading on nonpublic information only when it has been wrongfully obtained or used.
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Nonpublic pass-through businesses, such as sole proprietors, limited liability companies and partnerships, pay no income tax themselves.
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Nonpublic pass-through businesses — such as sole proprietors, limited liability companies and partnerships — pay no income tax themselves.
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Sportradar can also sell nonpublic N.F.L. data from cameras installed in stadiums and sensors in players' shoulder pads.
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Because I know, which is nonpublic all the time that we changed management's position on so many things.
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In addition, Trump released transcripts of his controversial phone calls, which ordinarily would remain privileged and nonpublic information.
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NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund permits governments more leeway to restrict speech in nonpublic forums than in public.
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Any violation of FCC rules would surround the release of nonpublic information and violation of the FCC's sunshine rules.
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"Equity indexes were rallying last year," said one of the people, who declined to be identified discussing nonpublic information.
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The law prohibits companies from cooperating with ICE without a subpoena, and from letting ICE agents into nonpublic areas.
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Additionally, his plan would demand that charter schools disclose student attrition rates, nonpublic sources of funding and financial interests.
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At the federal level, nonpublic school choice programs have been constitutional since the U.S. Supreme Court's 2002 Zelman v.
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"Elected officials have access to nonpublic information that can affect individual companies and entire industries," said Brown in a statement.
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He was led to a nonpublic area behind the courtroom, turning to briefly wave at his wife before going back.
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WeChatscope provided a nonpublic interface to us that provides access to all posts scraped by HKU whether censored or not.
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" The Securities and Exchange Commission defines illegal insider trading as buying or selling a stock based on "material, nonpublic information.
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"I don't care what people are doing in their bedroom if they are public officials or nonpublic officials," he added.
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But any use of nonpublic information in guiding such dealings would have been not only unethical but almost certainly illegal.
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New York state law requires that nonpublic schools provide an education that is "substantially equivalent" to that of public schools.
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A finding that nonpublic information is "material" is essential for the government to prove an insider trading case, lawyers say.
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Andrew Cuomo announced nonpublic schools and cultural centers, including religious institutions, would receive more than $10 million to bolster security.
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Also, members of an unknown police department have leaked nonpublic information about the investigation to the media, the memo said.
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That would be a major revelation, connecting Trump's circle to nonpublic knowledge about Russia-hacked material for the first time.
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The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which Gillibrand championed, prohibits members of Congress from profiting off of nonpublic information.
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He is the second former Equifax employee charged by the SEC for trades made with nonpublic information about the data breach.
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Unicode doesn't consider emoji data that comes from petitions, corporate sponsorship, or nonpublic data sources, judging them too easy to manipulate.
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The proposal would also change FCC rules to allow nonpublic emergency services to also get access to blocked caller ID information.
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The guidance also said company executives must not trade in a firm's securities while possessing nonpublic information on cyber security attacks.
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The congressman allegedly shared nonpublic information with his son, Cameron Collins, that spurred a series of trades based on insider information.
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Timing: Both Meredith and Bronfman Jr. have signed nondisclosure agreements in order to view nonpublic information and meet with Time Inc.
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Collins is accused of funneling nonpublic information about a failed drug trial to his son before the company announced it publicly.
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"That's not what happened," Price said, adding that he did not have access to any nonpublic information before making his investments.
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Cohn's nonpublic sexuality and death from complications relating to AIDS would later be fictionalized in the Tony Kushner play Angels in America.
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The app also scooped up information from the typically nonpublic profiles of the quiz-takers' friends — turning 270,000 people into 87 million.
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The specific conclusions of the report will remain nonpublic, the press release said, but its findings will be utilized in future elections.
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The SEC said Cohen "ignored red flags" indicating that Martoma might have had access to material nonpublic information about the clinical trial.
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The hackers gained nonpublic information about hundreds of companies, including Hewlett-Packard, Home Depot and Panera Bread, according to the Justice Department.
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Most investors agree that for a marketplace to be fair, those with nonpublic information should not be allowed to trade on it.
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"We're looking at existing subterranean spaces and nonpublic spaces that could be utilized," said Ian Wardropper, the museum's director, in an interview.
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That will contain a record of orders for most equity and listed option trades, and nonpublic information about the customers behind them.
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Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress are banned from using nonpublic information they receive as lawmakers to inform their stock activity.
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The petition asks the F.T.C. to use its broad powers to gather nonpublic information about a company's or industry's effects on commerce.
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A congressional ethics investigation later found that he may have violated the law and House rules by sharing nonpublic information with investors.
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They will celebrate the opportunities they have had to benefit from home education, charter schools, virtual schools, district schools and nonpublic schools.
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At best, the funds may indicate in such documents that they may from time to time invest in nonpublic companies in general.
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Democrats say they want to know whether Mr. Collins shared with Mr. Price any nonpublic, material information that led him to invest.
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Autonomous vehicles, I think, are already happening in nonpublic roads, shuttles, forklifts, smart robots, Kiva inside Amazon, and the Chinese equivalent. Kiva.
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"All the emergency services were non-functional, even weird nonpublic numbers buried on city [government] websites," Craig told me in a Twitter message.
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Nowhere is this truer than in the realm of nonpublic educational choice, where both sides have built veritable fortresses atop their chosen positions.
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Since the rule was introduced in 2000, the SEC has only taken about 15 actions against companies for selectively disclosing nonpublic, material information.
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But even if the nebbish had said something and then Barry's fund had traded on that "material nonpublic information," where was the proof?
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Our state's uniquely restrictive constitution handcuffs attempts to provide tax incentives that would "support the attendance of any student" at a nonpublic school.
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"This is going to be a robust kind of a visit, and a robust looking into all the nonpublic schools," Mr. Carranza said.
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The administration has also come under fire for not being able to identify how many tests have been conducted by nonpublic health labs.
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According to New York State law, nonpublic schools are required to offer a curriculum that is "substantially equivalent" to that of public schools.
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A person with insider knowledge, therefore, would not be able to defraud the company, which presumably has access to the same nonpublic information.
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He also admitted to swapping cash, NFL tickets and access to parties with a Wall Street buddy for the nonpublic market-moving information.
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The award to the Trump campaign came out of arbitration — nonpublic proceedings the campaign pursued against Denson after she filed two lawsuits against it.
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There is certain behavior that is never ok: that includes encouraging viewers to harass others online and offline, or revealing nonpublic personal information (doxxing).
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The charges were a result of the defendants acting, and in some cases trading on, nonpublic information about the results of a drug trial.
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For decades, courts have held that it is not inherently illegal to trade stocks based on material, nonpublic information like a merger or acquisition.
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But in other, nonpublic areas, like the conference rooms where drawings are put out for study — windows are few and filtered, or absent altogether.
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The prison employees interviewed for this article asked to remain anonymous because they feared retaliation from the Bureau of Prisons for discussing nonpublic information.
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" An FTC spokesperson told Motherboard in an email "FTC investigations are nonpublic so we can't comment on whether we are investigating a particular matter.
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Corporate regulatory filings are placed in the EDGAR system, so a breach could give hackers nonpublic information that they can use to trade on.
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Six people were arrested for misdemeanor charges of resisting and delaying a peace officer and intentionally obstructing business on nonpublic property, the outlet noted.
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Bin Salman has denied any role in the killing, and Riyadh has reportedly put 11 people on trial for the crime in nonpublic proceedings.
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Whether someone is prosecuted for a leak is a different question but a leak is the release of nonpublic information, not just classified information.
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Moreover, the Justice Department has prosecuted grand jurors who have disclosed information as well as employees of other agencies who give reporters nonpublic information.
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"FGIMC's written policies and procedures were not reasonably designed to prevent the misuse of material, nonpublic information with respect to outside consultants," the SEC said.
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Prosecutors said Tsai, of New York, misappropriated nonpublic information to more than triple his investment in Electronics for Imaging Inc over a three-week period.
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This included corporate and government records; data on land sales and leases; and leaked documents and nonpublic land records received from whistle-blowers and researchers.
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Wolfe was indicted last month for lying to the FBI about his communications with reporters, and for giving reporters nonpublic information related to the committee.
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An Office of Congressional Ethics report released in 2017 stated there is "substantial reason to believe" he shared nonpublic information about the Australian pharmaceutical company.
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Between 2628 and 28503, Thomas gave tickets, travel and cash to Jones in exchange for the nonpublic information about the HUD contracts, the DOJ said.
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" He insisted, "I never had access to nonpublic information or profited from my position, nor do I believe that my role presented conflicts of interests.
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That official and others interviewed for this article spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe conversations that were private or involved nonpublic F.T.C. investigations.
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The report found that Mr. Collins frequently updated shareholders on the company's activity, including nonpublic information, in possible violation of federal law and House rules.
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In 2010, the Dodd-Frank Act adopted some restrictions on federal employees intentionally providing nonpublic government information to help other people trade in certain markets.
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The strength of the government's evidence about Manafort's dealings with Federal Savings Bank has already come up in nonpublic discussions between the judge and the lawyers.
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The question for him, perhaps he&aposll touch on it, what did you know and who did you tell about nonpublic information on a medical product?
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Deutsche Bank will pay $9.5 million to settle civil charges that it failed to properly safeguard nonpublic information generated by its research analysts, regulators said Wednesday.
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Comey tantalizingly suggested that there is more nonpublic information about Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Russia that was bound to force his recusal from the probe.
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The Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled last year in favor of WMATA's ad policy, finding that the Metro system was a nonpublic forum.
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Prosecutors allege that he used that position to provide nonpublic information about drug trial results to his son and others to help them avoid financial losses.
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Within the contract documents is a nondisclosure agreement the contractor must sign, promising not to disclose any nonpublic information that it may learn about the Fed.
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The Education Department said that about 7 percent of specialized seats would be set aside for students from nonpublic schools, like private schools or Catholic schools.
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It was a violation of securities law to trade on material, nonpublic information that was leaked by an insider who was supposed to keep it confidential.
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The crown prince has denied having a role in the killing, and Riyadh has reportedly put 11 people on trial for the crime in nonpublic proceedings.
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Prosecutors have said Mr. Walters used nonpublic information from a Dean board member, Thomas C. Davis, to make $40 million by realizing profits and avoiding losses.
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Such transactions typically involve a person buying or selling shares of a company based on nonpublic information that will substantially affect the stock price upon release.
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It bleeds easily into a popular belief that freedom of expression should be of paramount importance even in nonpublic domains of American life — like, say, social networks.
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Prosecutors accused Wolfe of providing nonpublic information to Reporter #2 and to a third reporter, Reporter #3, and also regularly communicating with a fourth reporter, Reporter #4.
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Snooping on nonpublic social media material (by becoming friends on Facebook with a candidate to get access to more private posts, for instance) seems unethical at best.
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The expanded review includes transactions in which the foreign investor would get nonpublic technical information, a place on the board of directors, or involvement in decision-making.
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" In a statement to The Verge, the FTC said, "FTC investigations are nonpublic so we generally don't comment on whether we are investigating a company or not.
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"For example, in July 2015 Levoff received material nonpublic financial data that showed Apple would miss analysts' third quarter estimates for iPhone unit sales," the complaint reads.
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Data on investments by hedge funds and other nonpublic investment firms is scant, but the rush of new private equity money indicates broader enthusiasm in shale plays.
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They were there to discuss the finer points of gathering neglected foodstuffs from roadsides, back yards, and other nonpublic places, and then donating them to the hungry.
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While on a trip to Europe in 2011, Mr. Chun met a Chinese government official, who asked him questions about "sensitive, nonpublic F.B.I. information," the government said.
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The news outlet did this by either running them by five former WikiLeaks associates or by checking nonpublic details, including bank accounts, telephone numbers or airline tickets.
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However, in order to share nonpublic video footage with law enforcement, customers receive a notification of law enforcement's request and must affirmatively "click" to approve the sharing.
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VCs on the boards on newly public portfolio companies face the same restrictions on buying and selling stock as any other insider with access to material nonpublic information.
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Specifically, a software vulnerability in the test filing component of our EDGAR system, which was patched promptly after discovery, was exploited and resulted in access to nonpublic information.
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Illegal insider trading gives people with access to nonpublic company information an unfair advantage over everyone else, a bit like using secret cheat codes in a multiplayer game.
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The House Judiciary Committee and House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform had asked Comey in September to voluntarily appear for a nonpublic interview, according to court filings.
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Employers can still hand over workers' records to immigration agents and allow them access to nonpublic areas in the workplace, so long as the agents have a warrant.
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Google on Monday revealed that it had discovered a new software bug that briefly exposed nonpublic information for more than 50 million users of its Google Plus network.
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It would still be illegal to use marijuana in "nonpublic" places, but that term is undefined in the bill and the maximum fine for a violation is $100.
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Burr and Loeffler have received nonpublic information about the global spread of the coronavirus from Executive Branch officials, who have been briefing senators regularly since at least January.
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Lawmakers and their aides are explicitly barred from using nonpublic information for trades by the STOCK Act of 22017 (the acronym stands for Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge).
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" • "It also covers remarks about 'nonpublic legal or regulatory findings or decisions' and any event that Tesla would have to disclose to the S.E.C. in a regulatory filing.
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It is also clear from public emails — and I'm refraining from going into nonpublic ones — that you had reason to believe materials were obtained inappropriately at the time.
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The lawmakers raised questions about whether CVR, which Mr. Icahn controls, made decisions based on nonpublic information that came from Mr. Icahn's close ties to the Trump administration.
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If Senate approval follows and the legislation becomes law, any person "while aware of material, nonpublic information relating" to a company could be considered liable for insider trading.
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Mr. Worrall would communicate "material, nonpublic information" about the agency's rate decisions through text messages, telephone calls and meetings, including some at the agency's offices, the S.E.C. said.
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Insider trading remains a rampant problem on Wall Street, with new research finding that the nation's largest financial institutions pocket hefty sums with the help of nonpublic information.
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"I gave him extensive information about Dean Foods, nonpublic information about Dean Foods over a rather long period of time," Mr. Davis, 68, testified, referring to Mr. Walters.
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The Las Vegas sports gambling kingpin William T. Walters is charged with using nonpublic information while trading shares of Dean Foods, one of the country's largest dairy processors.
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Federal agents are already barred in most cases from entering schools, according to federal rules, and nonpublic areas of city buildings are also off-limits, city officials said.
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As for Mr. Shkreli, by fall 2014, after increasingly strange behavior, from disclosing nonpublic information on Twitter to misleading board members, he was fired as Retrophin's chief executive.
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The sales raise questions about whether the senators violated the STOCK Act, a law that bans members of Congress from making financial trades based on nonpublic information. Crazy.
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Authorities said Levoff knew or should have known he was breaking the law, citing a February 2011 email where he warned employees not to trade on material nonpublic information.
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Private information becomes public Details of what should have been a nonpublic murder investigation became front page news, and the public soon realized there were problems with the case.
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While some have felt that its publications have held politicians, Silicon Valley elite and media executives accountable, others have argued it's made personal life gossip of nonpublic figures mainstream.
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The Republican majorities in both House committees had initially asked Comey in September for a nonpublic interview, a request he denied even then, saying he'd prefer to testify publicly.
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Last week, the Office of Congressional Ethics alleged that Collins may have violated federal law by sharing nonpublic information in the purchase of stocks in an Australian pharmaceutical company.
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The commission also alleged that Ieremenko and several of the traders charged Tuesday were previously involved in a 85033 plot to trade on nonpublic information hacked from newswire services.
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The final compromise allowed for yeshivas, and other nonpublic schools, to argue that long hours of instruction — no matter the topic — could be used to satisfy state educational requirements.
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But it also covers remarks about "nonpublic legal or regulatory findings or decisions" and any event that Tesla would have to disclose to the S.E.C. in a regulatory filing.
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Under state law, nonpublic schools have to provide an education that is "substantially equivalent" to that of public schools, including instruction in English, math, United States history and science.
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Trickle-Down Effect I asked my social network today if anyone knows of any nonpublic figures who have resigned or been fired due to sexual abuse or harassment allegations.
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" The report, separately, found instances of FBI employees who "improperly received benefits from reporters, including tickets to sporting events, golfing outings, drinks and meals, and admittance to nonpublic social events.
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Adults over 21 can now possess two-and-a-half ounces of weed, purchased from social clubs or retail dispensaries, to be used in a nonpublic space or private residence.
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The Supreme Court hasn't said yet whether it will hear the cases now; it is scheduled to consider the Justice Department's petition at a nonpublic conference scheduled for Jan. 11.
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It wouldn't make sense for Rosenstein to have to publicly explain all the details of an investigation that touched on national security, counterintelligence, and other sensitive, nonpublic matters, he said.
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Mendez did, however, block California from carrying out other sections of the new laws, including prohibiting private employers from voluntarily allowing immigration authorities to enter nonpublic areas of their workplaces.
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One of the nonpublic documents is an interview memo the MDA Analytics investigators penned after meeting with Kessel in late November 2628 at the Princeton Club in New York City.
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Leonid Momotok, of Suwanee, Ga., traded on stolen press releases containing nonpublic information from companies such as Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard, Home Depot and Panera Bread, according to the Justice Department.
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Now he has been pulled into the high-profile trial of William T. Walters, the Las Vegas gambling kingpin charged with using nonpublic information while trading shares of Dean Foods.
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That source pointed to an October 2009 communication intercepted by the FBI in which Russian handlers instructed two of their spies specifically to gather nonpublic information on the State Department.
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"Our focus is mainly on nonpublic data sets and extending that advantage for clients in business and science," said David Kenny, senior vice president for IBM's Watson and cloud businesses.
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Apple's insider trading policy said any individual with material, nonpublic information about the company was not allowed to trade the stock until 60 hours after that information had been announced.
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According to the investigators, Cooperman bought into Atlas Pipeline Partners ahead of a deal, using his status as one of its largest shareholders to acquire nonpublic information about an upcoming transaction.
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The case was now formally before a federal grand jury, which gave the prosecutors the power to issue subpoenas, but also tightly bound them not to disclose anything nonpublic about it.
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The media contacts policy had been rewritten to focus less on the media, he said, and more to remind prosecutors of their duty to not share classified or other nonpublic information.
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Prosecutors alleged that Wolfe provided nonpublic information to multiple reporters, including that a person identified as "MALE-1" had been served with a subpoena to appear for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Gravitas Maximus LLC — a Mercer investment vehicle through which he also funded the conservative outlet Breitbart — gave $25,000 to Project Veritas, according to a nonpublic portion of a 2012 tax form.
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And for African Americans, the Trump campaign is using nonpublic Facebook posts with an animation claiming "Hillary Thinks African Americans are Super Predators" targeted at certain potential voters, according to Businessweek.
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The SEC accused Cooperman of buying into Atlas Pipeline Partners ahead of a deal, using his status as one of its largest shareholders to acquire nonpublic information about an upcoming transaction.
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" According to the SEC, when a company's representative divulges nonpublic information to outsiders, particularly those who would use the information for trading, the business "must make public disclosure of that information.
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Authorities said traders would give hackers "shopping lists" of releases they wanted, and generated more than $100 million of illegal profit through insider trading on nonpublic information contained in the releases.
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It suggests that whenever a government attorney is criticized by a president or some other high ranking official, suddenly confidential or nonpublic information can be weaponized for use in the media.
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Students deserve to leave school with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in an increasingly competitive world, and nonpublic school choice programs are an important lever for reaching that goal.
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In 2000, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) formally banned company officials from selectively disclosing nonpublic, material information - such as details about profit forecasts, new products or deals – to investors.
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Kevin Jones, 21625, a former contract oversight specialist with HUD, admitted to giving nonpublic information about HUD contracts to a business owner in exchange for travel, sporting event tickets and cash.
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Two Transportation Security Administration officers have been placed on administrative leave after an "offensive display" was found in a nonpublic baggage-screening area at Miami International Airport, the agency said Tuesday.
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The SEC said Cooperman used his position as one of Atlas' largest shareholders to obtain nonpublic information from an Atlas executive about the partnership's plan to sell a gas processing unit.
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In 2015, the S.E.C. brought the first insider trading case of its kind against a group of rogue stock traders who used hackers in Ukraine to get nonpublic information about companies.
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Suppose that a corporate insider gives a friend nonpublic information — a planned merger that has not yet been announced, for example — and the friend makes illicit profits trading on that information.
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Federal appeals courts had disagreed about whether people making unauthorized disclosures of material and nonpublic information must receive a tangible benefit in return for their conduct to violate insider trading laws.
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Collins has recently made headlines because the House Ethics Committee is reviewing whether he violated federal law and House rules by sharing nonpublic information with investors of an Australian pharmaceutical company.
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If senators have questions for a nominee about information in the file, they can ask about it during a nonpublic closed hearing that takes place as part of the confirmation proceedings. Sen.
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He's accused of lying to the FBI about his contacts with reporters; the indictment suggests he may have shared nonpublic information with journalists, but that's not the basis for the criminal charges.
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The law also prohibits employers from giving federal immigration agents employee records without a subpoena or a warrant, or access to nonpublic areas without a warrant or other permission under federal law.
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The plaintiffs failed to specify "exactly what nonpublic, material information the UBS entities knew about Enron, who discovered it, when, how, and under what circumstances and why it was fraudulent," Harmon wrote.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday charged a former Equifax manager with insider trading, alleging that he profited from bets based on nonpublic information about the company's 2202 data breach.
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After detecting suspicion the SEC will then figure out the correlative relationships among and between traders and seek to identify which potential sources of material nonpublic information they may have in common.
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" Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, objected vehemently to the decision, claiming that it could create "a potential bonanza for friends and family of rich people with material nonpublic information.
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Authorities had said that Adondakis belonged to a "corrupt circle" of hedge fund analysts who traded nonpublic information obtained from employees at various companies, and that Adondakis passed along information to Chiasson.
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The proposed regulations requiring oversight by local school boards are unnecessary and have the real potential to adversely affect the educational programs and independence of all nonpublic schools throughout New York State.
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In interviews, ethics watchdogs raised alarms, saying the short sale created the appearance that Mr. Ross was acting on nonpublic information to potentially profit, which federal officer-holders are prohibited from doing.
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A top stakeholder and board member in drug company Innate Immunotherapeutics, Collins was accused of funneling nonpublic information about a failed drug trial to his son before the company announced it publicly.
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Y.) may have violated federal law and House rules by sharing nonpublic information with investors of an Australian pharmaceutical company, the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) alleged in a report released Thursday.
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Collins's legal team further argued that the information in Collins's messages to investors was public knowledge and dismissed OCE's conclusion that any of the material it deemed nonpublic was relevant to investors.
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Let's take a look at a tweet or two representing each of them (presented with personal information redacted, to focus on the ideas expressed instead of the nonpublic figures who shared them).
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In New York, Collins, an early supporter of then-candidate Donald Trump, faces charges that he learned of nonpublic information regarding the results of a drug trial by Australian pharmaceutical company Innate Immunotherapeutics.
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" Jackson, however, denied requests for a full two-year sentence because having an extramarital affair, having contacts with reporters and even giving nonpublic information to reporters were not crimes, the judge said. "Mr.
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Another ex-HUD employee, LaFonda Lewis, also pleaded guilty earlier this year to giving nonpublic information to Thomas in exchange for money and tickets to sporting events, among other things, the DOJ said.
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In 2016, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Cooperman and his investment firm, Omega Advisors, in a civil complaint with insider trading by allegedly using nonpublic information to make $4 million in profits.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton's testimony comes a week after he revealed that hackers breached SEC's EDGAR corporate filing system, accessed information from nonpublic corporate disclosures and potentially traded off of the stolen knowledge.
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Specifically, it discusses violations related to misrepresentations of its use of phone-number information collected for its two-factor-authentication system, its use of facial recognition, and the sharing of nonpublic user information.
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All of these will happen along with autonomous vehicles that will begin in nonpublic roads, then going into highways, and then going into all the roads, and then going from L3 to L4.
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Cohen's attorneys argued in court documents that Avenatti has created a "carnival atmosphere" by making public statements and doing national TV appearances in which he's shared nonpublic information and made misrepresentations about Cohen.
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It also includes any "nonpublic legal or regulatory findings or decisions," as well as any topic the company or its board "may request" if they think pre-approval "would protect the interests" of shareholders.
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The law would allow people to use it in a nonpublic space or in a private residence and institute a sales tax, with 98% of revenue from sales taxes going to a general fund.
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Davis said his efforts to hinder the probe continued in May 2015 when, in a deposition to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, he falsely claimed he had not provided Walters material nonpublic information.
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Collins was charged in August with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about attempts last year to give family members nonpublic stock information to help them avoid losing thousands of dollars in investments.
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A top official at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) directed staffers not to share "nonpublic information" with journalists on Thursday as the agency appeared to attempt to shut down leaks to the media.
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It said violators would face a $10 million penalty for every disclosure of nonpublic information they learned during their White House tenure, though Marcus said the penalty was probably reduced in the final version.
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Prosecutors allege the Collins used his position on the board of Australian drugmaker Innate Immunotherapeutics to provide nonpublic information about drug trial results to his son and others to help them avoid financial losses.
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"There is a substantial reason to believe that Representative Collins shared material nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate stock, in violation of House rules, standards of conduct, and federal law," the report said.
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He is accused of sharing nonpublic information with his son about a company of whose board he was a member, allegedly resulting in his son's sale of almost $85033 million of the company's stock.
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From the article: Gravitas Maximus LLC — a Mercer investment vehicle through which he also funded the conservative outlet Breitbart — gave $25,000 to Project Veritas, according to a nonpublic portion of a 2012 tax form.
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The primary litigation-finance firm involved in the scheme was Fast Trak Legal Funding, according to four people familiar with the indictment who were not authorized to talk about nonpublic aspects of the case.
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For example, Levoff sold about $10 million worth of Apple stock in July 2015 after he received nonpublic financial information that showed the company would miss Wall Street's quarterly forecasts, according to the complaint.
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Collins, who served on the board of directors for Innate Immunotherapeutics, was accused of giving nonpublic information about drug trial results to his son to help him make timely trades and tip off others.
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Indeed, the fairness point is most starkly seen in New York — where nonpublic schools serve 13 percent of the state's schoolchildren, yet those schools receive only 1 percent of funding on K-12 education.
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Finally, the complaint spends several pages laying out the context for Trump's call with Zelensky — telling a damning story, based partly on public events and partly on nonpublic information, about a concerted pressure effort.
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Nonpublic legal or regulatory filings or decisions The are all types of legal and regulatory decisions that the SEC is concerned Musk could reveal via tweet, especially if he is displeased with the decision. 8.
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The feds are suing to strike down provisions that prevent employers from letting ICE agents access "nonpublic areas" of the workplace during raids or giving ICE agents access to employee records without a judicial warrant.
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William Douglas Campbell told The Hill his evidence included that Russia was intercepting nonpublic copies of international inspection reports on Tehran's nuclear program and sending equipment, advice and materials to a nuclear facility inside Iran.
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The new law will allow people to use it in a nonpublic space or in a private residence and institute a sales tax, with 98% of revenue from sales taxes going to a general fund.
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This proven system, which has consistently produced outstanding educational outcomes, must not be discarded as a means of addressing the well-documented issues affecting less than 2 percent of all nonpublic schools across the state.
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Representative Chris Collins of New York may have violated federal law by sharing nonpublic information about a company on whose board he served, according to a report released Thursday by the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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Two of the three charges against Mr. Wolfe related to allegations that he told reporters nonpublic information that he had learned as a result of his role as a staff member of the Intelligence Committee.
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Kendricks, who turns 28 later this month, admitted before a federal judge in Philadelphia that he swapped cash, NFL tickets and access to parties with a Wall Street-connected associate for nonpublic, market-shifting information.
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The OCE, an independent entity that reviews allegations against House members, concluded in a report that there is "substantial reason to believe" Collins improperly shared nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited stocks.
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Under these programs, individual or corporate donors are given a state tax credit for contributions made to nonprofit scholarship-granting organizations that provide financial assistance to families who wish to attend nonpublic K-12 schools.
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"We do not actively monitor the specific, nonpublic details and actions of these (or any) accounts out of respect to and adherence to their individual privacies," the spokeswoman, Sandee Roston, said in an emailed statement.
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And the famous American saying that "the best cure for bad speech is more speech"—a paraphrase of Supreme Court justice Louis Brandeis—loses all its meaning when speech is at once mass but also nonpublic.
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"Contrary to the insinuations of a handful of your Democratic critics, I never had access to nonpublic information or profited from my position, nor do I believe that my role presented conflicts of interest," he wrote.
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Similar motions are pending before Ellis in Virginia, as well as a motion filed by Manafort that Ellis hold a hearing to figure out who has been leaking nonpublic information about his case to the media.
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"We identified instances where FBI employees improperly received benefits from reporters, including tickets to sporting events, golfing outings, drinks and meals, and admittance to nonpublic social events," reads the report by the inspector general, Michael Horowitz.
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" Pressed as to whether the meetings were personal or city business, Mr. Phillips repeated himself: "I'm saying he had a series of meetings in Brooklyn, and I'm declining to make public the details of nonpublic meetings.
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City officials are now required to visit all nonpublic schools by the end of 2021 — which will coincide with the end of Mr. de Blasio's second term — and visit each school every five years after that.
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For example, the agency's director and general counsel must approve an operative's request to join a nonpublic group in the United States for any official purpose other than receiving professional training or enhancing a "cover" identity.
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The new guidelines do not impose any requirement that C.I.A. officials obtain a warrant before using an American's identifier to pull up nonpublic communications to, from or about that American, a step some lawmakers have proposed.
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Under the new regulations, the committee can block foreign investors from acquiring a stake in certain U.S. companies if the investor would be involved in the firm's board of directors or have access to nonpublic information.
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Under the new regulations, the committee can block foreign investors from acquiring a stake in certain U.S. companies if the investor would be involved in the firm's board of directors or have access to nonpublic information.
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James Wolfe, who served as the committee's director of security, is accused of lying to the FBI in the course of an investigation into unauthorized disclosures of classified information; prosecutors say Wolfe shared nonpublic information with reporters.
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"While the aforementioned trades may be purely coincidental, their timing and scale raise serious suspicions about whether the traders received material nonpublic information that would affect the S&P and how they received such information," they wrote.
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" The animation will be delivered to certain African American voters through Facebook "dark posts"—nonpublic posts whose viewership the campaign controls so that, as Parscale puts it, "only the people we want to see it, see it.
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A Reuters examination – built from nonpublic meeting recordings, interviews with former regulators, and thousands of pages of public documents including engineering reports and state correspondence – shows that, year after year, the Navy understated the extent of contamination.
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Collins was charged last month with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his efforts to tip off family members with nonpublic stock information to help them avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment losses.
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Now, concerned about Mr. Ferro's resistance, Oaktree has hired two law firms to conduct a review of Tronc's nonpublic documents, including minutes from board meetings and proof of Mr. Ferro's qualifications, including his academic and work history.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, leader of the Senate Democrats, has called on the Office of Congressional Ethics to investigate whether Price violated a 2012 law barring members and employees of Congress from using nonpublic information for personal gain.
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Judge Kavanaugh pointed out that none of the emails referred to internal Democratic files and noted that he had asked who signed the letter — a question that suggests he did not understand it was a nonpublic draft.
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Larry Cary, president of the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation, said he also has concerns about the plan to set aside 7 percent of seats for students from nonpublic schools, saying it would punish families at those institutions.
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That left some question as to whether prosecutors in New York would need to prove a meaningful close relationship between the tipper and the recipient of material, nonpublic information in cases involving people who were not relatives.
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The case brought to the fore the issue of how much authority prosecutors have to apply a "gift test" to any situation in which the insider and the recipient of nonpublic information are not related or close.
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" Upon sentencing Wolfe, federal judge Ketanji Brown Jackson noted that she was weighing only Wolfe's criminal lying to the FBI; she said that "giving sensitive nonpublic but not classified information to a reporter is not a crime.
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"And contrary to the insinuations of a handful of your Democratic critics, I never had access to nonpublic information or profited from my position, nor do I believe that my role presented conflicts of interest," he said.
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In particular, Thune complained that Wheeler had exempted himself from the agency's own rule regarding the disclosure of nonpublic information, a tactic he had used both to shape public debate and silence Republican members of the Commission.
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Mr. Dermer, the ambassador, said Israel had other, nonpublic information proving the Obama administration's involvement but provided no evidence and would not elaborate beyond saying it would be provided to Mr. Trump's team when he takes office.
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A U.S. appeals court has vacated Federal Energy Regulatory Commission orders including private utilities in a regional power transmission plan, finding the commission failed to explain how development costs would be split between public and nonpublic entities.
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One is known as the Stock Act, short for Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge, that was adopted in 2012 and bans any member of the executive or legislative branch from using nonpublic government information for private profit.
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The S.E.C. filed charges in September against the hedge fund manager Leon G. Cooperman, accusing him of profiting from nonpublic information given to him by an executive of a company in which he held a large investment.
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During the 2016 presidential election, as Joshua Green and Sasha Issenberg reported for Bloomberg, the Trump campaign used so-called dark posts—nonpublic posts targeted at a specific audience—to discourage African Americans from voting in battleground states.
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The Federal Trade Commission today announced a broad inquiry into the privacy practices of internet service providers requesting large companies like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile to hand over nonpublic information describing how they handle consumer data.
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Department of Homeland Security employees were warned Thursday not to disclose "nonpublic information" or potentially face criminal, civil, or administrative consequences, a senior agency official said in a department-wide email to staff and obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Testimony and evidence presented by prosecutors shows that the Trump campaign was under the belief that he had a connection to Assange and that he was providing them with nonpublic information about the organization's plans regarding future releases.
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White House officials sent hundreds of emails that included "nonpublic travel documents, internal schedules and some official White House materials" to the email address shared by Kushner and Trump, Politico reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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A seven-count criminal complaint unsealed Thursday charged Woojae "Steve" Jung with trading with an unnamed co-conspirator on material nonpublic information he accessed while working at an investment bank with offices in New York and San Francisco.
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He will receive a sheaf of material nonpublic information about the company's operations and plans for trying to rebuild itself, or seek to buyer for some or all of the businesses it acquired over the last few years.
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Prosecutors allege that while serving on the board of pharmaceutical company Innate Immunotherapeutics, Collins gave nonpublic information about drug trial results to his family to make advantageous trades and to help avoid losing hundreds of thousands in investments.
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In another section, all current and former employees were required to inform Bridgewater executives if he or she received a subpoena before responding and to cooperate with the hedge fund in keeping nonpublic information about the firm confidential.
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And we are in volatile market times, and when you're involved in market times and there's uncertainty, that is a time when there is a great deal of asymmetric information, and what people would call material nonpublic information.
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After a nonpublic discussion with prosecutors at the bench on Monday, Ellis announced to the courtroom that he had granted the government's motion for immunity, and would unseal the filings in order to release the names of the witnesses.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) on Thursday said Price was one of 10 individuals or entities that refused to cooperate with the investigation into whether Collins improperly shared nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited stocks.
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Thune expressed concern that agency officials might have leaked nonpublic information in an attempt to thwart a last-minute agreement between three commissioners — two Republicans and one Democrat — to change FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal ahead of the vote.
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"Valvani and his hedge funds made millions by trading on nonpublic F.D.A. drug approval information not available to the rest of the stock market," said Andrew J. Ceresney, the director of the Securities and Exchange Commission's division of enforcement.
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"Had Plaintiff and the market known of the material nonpublic information in Senator Burr's possession regarding COVID-19, and on which Senator Burr traded, Wyndham's stock price on February 13, 2020 would have been substantially lower," the suit continued.
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Even if an executive or founder does want to sell stock, they need to be careful about not timing any sales to create the impression that they have lost faith in the company, or were trading on nonpublic information.
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Regulators are also seeing the explosion of attack vectors from both a privacy and cybersecurity perspective as the supply chain smartens and more third parties are connected to core business functions, including the collection and retention of nonpublic information.
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Ali Alzabarah, a Saudi national, and Ahmad Abouammo, a US citizen, used their access at the social media giant to gather sensitive and nonpublic information on dissidents of the Saudi regime, the Justice Department alleged in a criminal complaint.
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And they cited other reasons for the delays in the city's investigation into the yeshivas, like a change in state regulations over how to evaluate nonpublic schools, and what they called an "accommodating approach" to conflicts with the yeshivas.
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The commission acted "arbitrarily and capriciously" in its mandates regarding the role of nonpublic utilities in cost allocation and planning for the WestConnect region, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said on Monday in a 2-1 decision.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) to take a lie detector test to prove he isn't leaking nonpublic information out of the House Intelligence Committee.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) on Thursday said Price was one of 10 individuals or entities that refused to cooperate with the investigation into whether Collins improperly shared nonpublic information in the purchase of Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited stocks.
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State education officials stepped up their oversight of the yeshiva curriculums last year, by adopting stricter guidelines for nonpublic schools that are likely to require drastic changes by some ultra-Orthodox schools, even ones the city has already visited.
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"Levoff ignored... the company's broader Insider Trading Policy — which he was responsible for enforcing — and instead repeatedly executed trades based on material, nonpublic information without [Apple]'s knowledge or authorization," said the U.S. Attorney's Office in a press release on Thursday.
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" MORE ETHICS WOES FOR PRUITT The Hill : "The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) inspector general said it is investigating EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt 's use of nonpublic email accounts, the latest in a series of federal investigations into the agency chief.
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Gene Levoff, senior director of corporate law and corporate secretary until September, "traded on material nonpublic information about Apple's earnings three times during 22011 and 2016," according to the lawsuit filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court of New Jersey.
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A series of court filings in Mr. Zukerman's pending criminal case in Federal District Court in Manhattan shines a light on the often-unseen role lawyers can play in nonpublic tax investigations by the Internal Revenue Service and federal prosecutors.
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" Prosecutors are alleging that Collins, who had served on the board of directors for Sydney-based Innate Immunotherapeutics gave nonpublic information about drug trial results to his son to help him "make timely trades in Innate stock and tip others.
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The part of the story that Labrador and others intentionally leave out is that "transferring control" is a red herring meant to disguise a more greedy motive: wresting public lands from public hands and ultimately privatizing them for nonpublic uses.
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The Justice Department charged Collins early last month with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his efforts to tip off family members with nonpublic stock information to help them avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment losses.
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"A violation of the public trust might arise, for example, if DHS personnel disclose nonpublic information or use it for their own personal benefit, such as for monetary gain, or for the private gain of others," he wrote, according to BuzzFeed.
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The Justice Department in August charged Collins, 85033, with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his efforts to tip off family members with nonpublic stock information to help them avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment losses.
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The court is constrained to work within the cramped construct of insider trading as fraud, cobbling together a theory of deception broad enough to catch the venal traders but not too broad to implicate those who unwittingly trade on nonpublic facts.
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We are fully in favor of such oversight and urge the department to make better and more proactive use of this authority rather than burdening the resources of hundreds of local public school districts as well as the nonpublic schools.
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For many decades, state law has required nonpublic schools to provide education substantially equivalent to public schools while allowing each school the flexibility to determine the type of program that best enables it to carry out its established mission statement.
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Even if the plan does go through, a 2016 Missouri law bars public access to policy body camera footage during ongoing investigations, and it also restricts the release of video filmed in "nonpublic" locations like homes, schools, and medical facilities.
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Just last week, the Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruled in favor of a government-sponsored voucher program, rejecting an argument from the teachers union that the program violated a "support clause" in the island's Constitution that prohibits support of nonpublic schools.
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In an emailed statement, the Metro agency said on Wednesday that its board of directors "changed its advertising forum to a nonpublic forum and adopted commercial advertising guidelines that prohibit issue-oriented ads, including political, religious and advocacy ads," in 2015.
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To a layperson, it wouldn't have made much sense, but to sophisticated Wall Street traders it meant that the information about Dell's as yet nonpublic earnings had come from someone inside the company who had provided valuable information in the past.
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"Minnesota's limited prohibition is a reasonable restriction of speech in a quintessential nonpublic forum that protects the integrity of elections by preserving order and decorum in the polling place and preventing voter confusion and intimidation," they argued in court papers.
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Democratic lawmakers have called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate the trades for potential violations of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, which prohibits lawmakers, their staff members and executive branch officials from trading on nonpublic information.
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Solomon's methodology uses proprietary, nonpublic details about an oil refinery's operational units to calculate its complexity, and is used by regulators in several European countries, the state of California, and the provinces of Alberta and Ontario to track refinery climate performance.
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Solomons methodology uses proprietary, nonpublic details about an oil refinerys operational units to calculate its complexity, and is used by regulators in several European countries, the state of California, and the provinces of Alberta and Ontario to track refinery climate performance.
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Last week, the new 2628-28503 union-backed school board in Douglas County, Colorado, voted to repeal a first-of-its-kind local voucher program and to end the district's role in a related constitutional case involving nonpublic parental choice.
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A lawsuit contends that Mr. Ackman and his firm, Pershing Square, violated securities laws in 2014, when they secretly acquired a stake in the pharmaceutical giant Allergan based on nonpublic information from Valeant that it intended to make a takeover bid.
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Others with an immediate interest in state matters included Maury Litwack of the Teach Advocacy Network, a coalition of Jewish day schools and yeshivas that would like an increase in the reimbursement for science and math education at nonpublic schools.
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The S.E.C. wants to bar Mr. Cohen from acting as an investment adviser for failing to properly supervise Mathew Martoma and Michael Steinberg, portfolio managers at SAC who were indicted on charges of trading on nonpublic information on behalf of the firm.
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Cohen's attorneys fought hard to keep Avenatti from joining the case, arguing in court filings that he's has created a "carnival atmosphere" by making public statements and doing national TV appearances in which he's shared nonpublic information and made misrepresentations about Cohen.
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During conversations with this source, who was not named, and other experts, Mr. Johnston engaged in "banter with professional discussions," the government said, as well as "gossip about mutual friends and colleagues in order to hide his efforts to obtain nonpublic information."
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He also said Daly waited too long to accuse Citigroup of firing her in retaliation for reporting her boss's alleged violations of rules to prevent insider trading, by demanding nonpublic details about stock offerings that he wanted to pass to favored clients.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who is spearheading a push to relax or undo Obama-era environmental rules, said in March he would no longer allow the agency to use studies with nonpublic scientific data to develop rules on public health and pollution.
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Although the timing of the stock sales certainly looks suspicious, it may be that the executives did not know the extent or severity of the hacking, and therefore did not trade on material nonpublic information, a central requirement for pursuing a case.
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Some of the nonpublic information that he shared in emails, the report said, included details about how many participants had enrolled in the company's crucial clinical trial and details about the company's communications with large drugmakers who might be interested in acquiring Innate.
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It's not believed Balic's efforts are related to a Twitter blog post published this week, which confirmed a bug could have allowed "a bad actor to see nonpublic account information or to control your account," such as tweets, direct messages and location information.
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In one case, he said, Shkreli tweeted while the stock market was open that he was having "the best day of his life," which worried Aselage and other directors that Shkreli's followers would believe he was telegraphing nonpublic information about Retrophin stock.
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Wolfe was confronted with photos showing him and the reporter together, and he admitted he had a personal relationship with the reporter, but denied providing the reporter with classified information or other nonpublic information that he got through his position with the committee, prosecutors said.
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While the report provides previously nonpublic information relevant to Clinton's motivations, the available public evidence remains insufficient to illustrate two facts needed for a criminal charge -- that she knew that emails on her private server were classified and that she intentionally mishandled classified information.
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For a deal to take place Apple would face the question of what to do with the outspoken Musk and his tendency to gain attention for many of the wrong reasons, whether it's tweeting out material nonpublic information or smoking weed on a podcast.
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"We remain committed to using all resources available to detect sophisticated schemes and stop those who try to create a revenue stream by tipping or trading on material, nonpublic information," said Robert A. Cohen, co-chief of the SEC Enforcement Division's Market Abuse Unit.
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By focusing on the patterns of an individual or a firm's trading activity and utilizing this quantitative approach to identify suspicious activity, the SEC is able to identify correlative relationships among traders and, most importantly, can deduce potential common sources of material nonpublic information.
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The Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Monday that Chow had conspired to commit securities fraud by sending material nonpublic information regarding the Lattice deal to an unnamed friend and former colleague.
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The stakes are high, too, for the Securities and Exchange Commission, which on Wednesday sued Mr. Cooperman, a 210-year-old billionaire, accusing his firm, Omega Advisors, of reaping $4 million in illegal profit by using nonpublic information about an energy deal in 2010.
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In a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court in Newark, New Jersey, the SEC said a group of Russian, Ukrainian and U.S. individuals made more than $4.1 million in illegal gains using nonpublic information hacked from the agency's electronic filing system and database.
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Authorities said Brett Kennedy gave fellow University of Washington alumnus Maziar Rezakhani nonpublic information from Amazon's database, showing that the retailer would lose less money and report higher revenue for the first quarter of 2015 than Wall Street expected, in exchange for $10,000 cash.
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And what he knows, apparently, is quite a lot, as Mr. Mueller's filing to the judge who will be sentencing Mr. Flynn indicates, with heavy redactions detailing nonpublic aspects of the Russia investigation plus a continuing criminal probe that seems unrelated to the larger inquiry.
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"PPG has always maintained its strict and longstanding policy of not sharing any material, nonpublic information and has acted in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, including those of the Netherlands, with respect to communications with any shareholders," the company said in a statement.
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The judge wrote that Mueller's office "established by a preponderance of the evidence" that Manafort made false statements about his communications with longtime associate Konstantin Kilimnik, a separate, as-yet-nonpublic Justice Department investigation, and a payment related to a debt that Manafort owed a law firm.
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"The recent news reports have made it clear that it's past time to end the potential conflicts of interest created by Members of Congress and their top staffers trading in stocks while making decisions affecting their values and receiving sensitive, nonpublic information through government service," Rep.
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The New York Department of Financial Services has cybersecurity rules for financial services companies, which similarly require firms under regulation to implement written policies and procedures to "ensure the security" of information systems and nonpublic Information that are "accessible to, or held by" third-party service providers.
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Atkins, however, expressed concern that the tweets went beyond making strong pronouncements to violating the Securities and Exchange Commission's regulations on fair disclosure, which prohibits public companies from disclosing nonpublic, material information to certain individuals or entities unless the information is also disclosed to the public.
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Paul Manafort Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort asked a judge late Monday to investigate who has been sharing nonpublic and possibly classified information about his case with the media, arguing that the leaks interfere with his right to a fair trial and may violate grand jury secrecy rules.
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One lawmaker called for an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, citing concerns Price could have violated the STOCK Act, a 2012 law signed by President Obama that clarified that members of Congress cannot use nonpublic information for profit and requires them to promptly disclose their trades.
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"Christopher Collins, the defendent, violated the duties he owed to Innate by passing material; nonpublic information regarding the Drug Trial results to his son, Cameron Collins, the defendent, so that [his son] could use that information to make timely trades in Innate stock and tip others," the indictment states.
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In all, 37-year-old Jung and his 38-year-old co-conspirator traded in securities of 12 different companies based on the material, nonpublic information and generated profits of about $140,000 between 2015 and 2017, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a separate complaint Thursday.
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The outcome of the race will decide the fate of a critical constitutional case that could throw open the doors of opportunity for students nationwide by invalidating the use of archaic, discriminatory Blaine Amendments to hobble publicly funded scholarship programs that allow K-12 students to attend nonpublic schools.
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Until Facebook introduced its ad archive, political advertisers could hide their messages from public view with the use of so-called dark posts, nonpublic ads that are shown only to the subset of users who are included in the ad's target audience and are invisible to everyone else.
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Virginia Canter, a former Obama White House lawyer now with Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said it was not clear from the government ethics office's certification if reviewers there would have been aware of Mr. Ross's knowledge of nonpublic information before he conducted the short sale.
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Experts in congressional ethics and trading rules said there did not appear to be evidence that Mr. Collins or Mr. Price used nonpublic information to steer their investment activities, a practice that would violate what is known as the Stock Act, which bans insider trading by members of Congress.
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"His public style of questioning is very similar to his nonpublic style of interacting with colleagues," said Representative Trey Gowdy, Republican of South Carolina and another former prosecutor who as chairman of the committee investigating the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, was known for his pointed, even excitable style.
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson wrote that prosecutors "established by a preponderance of the evidence" that Manafort made false statements about his communications with longtime associate Konstantin Kilimnik, a separate, as-yet-nonpublic Justice Department investigation, and a payment related to a debt that Manafort owed a law firm.
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One of the few federal ethics statutes that specifically include the president, the STOCK Act — among other provisions — prohibits the president from (1) using nonpublic information for private profit, and from (2) intentionally influencing an employment decision or practice of a private entity solely on the basis of partisan political affiliation.
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And the probe will also look into allegations made repeatedly by Republicans throughout the FBI's investigation into Clinton — that officials improperly disclosed nonpublic information to the Clinton campaign; and that FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe should have been recused from the case following reports a Clinton ally donated to his wife's political campaign.
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Democrats have long accused President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, of receiving nonpublic information about the investigation from agents there.
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Mueller will now have access to nonpublic transcripts of closed-door interviews with Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son; former White House communications director Hope Hicks; senior White House adviser and the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner; the president's former attorney, Michael Cohen; former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski; and others.
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Mr. Walters, one of the most successful professional sports gamblers in the country, was accused in the latest case against him of using nonpublic information from Thomas C. Davis, a board member of Dean Foods of Dallas, to make more than $2100 million from 20103 to 22010 by realizing profits and avoiding losses.
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" The draft reportedly defined "confidential" information as being "all nonpublic information I learn of or gain access to in the course of my official duties in the service of the United States Government on White House staff," including "communications ... with members of the press" and "with employees of federal, state, and local governments.
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But one doesn't have to be Christian to believe that school choice programs are long overdue to deliver greater educational opportunity to American children as well as basic fairness to families who support public schools with their tax dollars but wish to have their children educated in nonpublic schools (religious or secular).
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Although the letter states that his hedge fund will refrain from trading only during blackout periods imposed on all directors and employees before the disclosure of important information, any trading by Mr. Ackman is sure to draw scrutiny, and perhaps a lawsuit, because of the possibility that he was privy to material nonpublic information.
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Last year, however, the Office of Congressional Ethics, a quasi-independent, bipartisan entity, not only concluded that Mr. Collins may have improperly used his position to benefit Innate but also said that he might have shared nonpublic information — which is illegal — about the company when he frequently talked to friends and family about developments.
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Another case that could be affected involves Leon Cooperman, a prominent hedge fund manager who was sued by the S.E.C. for trading profitably ahead of an impending asset sale at Atlas Pipeline Partners in 2010 based on nonpublic information he got from a company executive in his position as one of its largest shareholders.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday issued a sharp warning against trading on nonpublic information related to the coronavirus — a caution that came days after news of recent stock sales by the CEO of the owner of the New York Stock Exchange and his senator wife sparked widespread criticism and calls for investigations.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission in 2015 tackled cases as diverse as the Shaw Group executive who leaked news of the company's takeover to his brother-in-law; a Swiss trader who used nonpublic information to trade ahead of his company's acquisition by Apple; and friends who traded on the acquisition of Cooper Tire and Rubber by Apollo Tyres.
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Mr. Pruitt, who as Oklahoma's attorney general described himself as "a leading advocate against the E.P.A.'s activist agenda," said in an interview published in The Daily Caller last week that he would no longer allow the agency to use studies that include nonpublic scientific data to develop rules to safeguard public health and prevent pollution.
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To the Editor: Re "More to Fear for Yeshiva Students" (editorial, March 8): The 192 member schools of the New York State Association of Independent Schools share your well-founded concerns regarding the health and educational welfare of students enrolled in a subset of chronically underperforming nonpublic schools who have now been endangered by a measles outbreak.
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" It's hard to quarrel with Bharara's observation that "there is some core of material nonpublic information that is so material and relevant and market-moving that people shouldn't be able to take advantage of that over the average investor, and I think most people agree with that and those are the kinds of cases that we brought.
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Fulghum told staff "nonpublic information" included details "you know or should have known has not been made available to the general public, is designated as confidential and would not be made public even upon a request," including material that may be withheld in a Freedom of Information Act request and data that DHS may make public at a later time.
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The decision, which was confirmed by a person with knowledge of the matter who requested anonymity because it had not yet been announced, comes after Kendricks admitted to the crime in August after charges were filed in the case, which stems from his relationship with a banker at Goldman Sachs who fed him nonpublic information in 2014 about corporate mergers.
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"Senator Burr owed a duty to Congress, the United States government, and citizens of the United States, including Plaintiff, not to use material nonpublic information that he learned by virtue of his duties as a United States Senator in connection with the sale or purchase of any security," said Jacobson's lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Koum and Acton had an unusual clause in their contracts that allowed them to collect unvested stock awards if Facebook insisted on making any "additional monetization initiatives" such as advertising in the app, so long as they remained employed at the company, according to a nonpublic portion of the companies' merger agreement reviewed by The Journal and people familiar with the matter.
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The federal courthouse in Manhattan has been the site of many major criminal cases, including the criminal prosecution of President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, various terrorism cases, and the trial of lifestyle guru Martha Stewart, who was convicted of charges related to her sale of a biotech stock after getting nonpublic information about the company from her broker.
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The inspector general's investigation has focused on former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE's various statements and letters regarding the Clinton probe, as well as the unauthorized disclosure of nonpublic information by DOJ employees.
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"As a member of the core group of senior Apple insiders entrusted with material nonpublic information, and as an attorney with a sophisticated understanding of securities and corporate law, Levoff knew, or was reckless in not knowing, that he had a duty of trust and confidence to the company and its shareholders," according to the complaint filed in United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.
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"For example," one firm explains, "nonpublic U.S.-origin technology necessary to produce a toothbrush may not be provided to Huawei by a company outside the United States without a BIS license," even if the toothbrush itself is made outside the US. That risk goes a long way to explain why companies like ARM, which is based outside the US and provides chip architectures rather than manufacturing itself, are still steering clear of the ban.
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He made a three-part argument: that it was highly unlikely Cohen had read the e-mail; that even if he had read it he didn't necessarily trade on the basis of it; and that, even if he had made a trade based on it, this didn't necessarily constitute insider trading, because Cohen knew so little about the original source of the tip, and the e-mail didn't indicate that its contents were nonpublic.
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About the same time, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, under then-Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesThe Hill's Campaign Report: Democratic field begins to shrink ahead of critical stretch 10 declassified Russia collusion revelations that could rock Washington this fall Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE (R-Calif.), voted unanimously to send 53 nonpublic transcripts of witnesses in its Russia review to the director of national intelligence (DNI) for declassification.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) inspector general said it is investigating EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's use of nonpublic email accounts, the latest in a series of federal investigations into the agency chief.
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But in this current suit, the SEC makes a point of clearing Apple itself of wrongdoing in the specific case of insider trading, noting that the company took several steps to warn employees of blackout periods and general legal and illegal practices regarding trading and financial information (some of which Levoff himself even penned): "Prior to Levoff's illegal trading, Apple took steps to prevent employees from trading on material nonpublic information, including the undisclosed financial results Levoff received," it notes.
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Collins — one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's closest allies in the House — pleaded not guilty to charges of securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his alleged attempt to tip off family members on nonpublic stock information about Innate Immunotherapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company in which he was a shareholder and sat on the board.
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The Trump administration is suing to allow local law enforcement officials in California to do two things that SB 54 now prevents them from doing: 1) tell federal agents when an immigrant will be released from jail or prison, or give them other "nonpublic" personal information other than the immigrant's immigration status; and 2) transfer immigrants directly into federal custody from local jails without a warrant from a judge for their arrest (though local officials are allowed to do this if an immigrant has committed certain serious crimes).
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), the top Democrat on the Senate health committee, said Thursday that Democrats are looking for answers for questions like whether Price had nonpublic information when he made the stock trades, and how much profit he made.
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"Sadly, these are schemes we see time and time again, where lies and use of nonpublic information profits those conducting the crimes and everyday investors lose out," said Diego Rodriguez, assistant director in charge at the F.B.I. Jacob Gottlieb, the founder and chief investment officer at Visium, which had as much as $8 billion of assets earlier this year, told investors in March that the firm was being investigated by the Justice Department and the S.E.C. He said the government was looking at the firm's trading of certain securities and its use of a consultant more than five years ago.
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