Striker target 'has left for medical at Arsenal'
Yaya Sanogo is reportedly about to undergo a medical at Arsenal.
Insider Trading
Ex-Goldman Director Says Taped Evidence Was Hearsay
Lawyers for former Goldman Sachs board member Rajat Gupta sought to reverse his insider-trading conviction on Tuesday, arguing that wiretap evidence used by the prosecution should not have been introduced at trial.
Securities Analyst Swaps Cell for Halfway House After Insider Scandal
Danielle Chiesi, the 47-year-old securities analyst who pleaded guilty to securities fraud in the biggest U.S. insider-trading crackdown, is back in town.
Ex-BMO Analyst Ming Zhao Settles Insider-Trading Violations
Ming Chao Zhao, a former Bank of Montreal analyst, admitted to engaging in insider trading over an 18-month period and agreed to pay C$1.19m ($1.16m) to settle the case, according to the Ontario Securities Commission.
Level Global Co-Founder Gets 6 1/2 Year Sentence
Level Global Investors co-founder Anthony Chiasson was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for using illegal tips funneled to him from analysts and company insiders to make $68 million for his hedge fund.
Ex-Diamondback Manager Gets 4 1/2 Years in Insider Case
Former Diamondback Capital Management LLC fund manager Todd Newman was sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison for his role in an insider-trading scheme that used tips from technology company insiders to earn $72m.
Hedge Fund Insider Trader Seeks Leniency
Former Diamondback Capital portfolio manager Todd Newman asked a judge for 'leniency' last week when he is sentenced next month as part of a $72m insider-trading conspiracy.
Ex-KPMG Partner Charged With Insider Trading
Trish Regan reports on the Thursday's top news headlines on Bloomberg Television's 'Street Smart'.
Trader Who Received Tips From KPMG Partner Issues Apology
Bryan Shaw, a trader who said he received insider tips from fired KPMG partner Scott London, apologized and said he’s been cooperating with the Justice Department and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
UK Equities Trader Sentenced For Insider Dealing
In a case brought by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Paul Milsom, a senior equities trader, has Thursday been sentenced at Southwark Crown Court to 2 years imprisonment for disclosing inside information between October 2008 and March 2010.
Heinz and the Perfect Insider Trading Scheme
What got the SEC's attention in this case ? A highly unusual trade. Which demonstrates that the better way to use insider information is to avoid trading.
Trending Stories
Arsenal chances of Jovetic deal boosted by dramatic results from Italy
Arsenal's hopes of signing Stevan Jovetic may have taken an unlikely twist this evening.
Russian reports: Abramovich has confirmed Chelsea agreement with Mourinho
It is being reported that Roman Abramovich has struck an agreement with Jose Mourinho to return to Chelsea next season.
Who could Arsenal face in the Champions League play-offs?
Whilst Arsenal secured fourth place in the Premier League on Sunday, they still have a couple of matches to negotiate before they make the Champions League group stage. Who could they face in their qualifying tie?
Scandal At Top Firm As Promoted Employee Receives Abusive Letter From Anonymous Co-Worker
The hunt is on for the author of a totally inappropriate 'congratuatory' letter which has been sent anonymously to a recently-promoted Director and several of her top firm colleagues at an investment banking unit in New York.