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- U.S. Charges Latvian Hacker in $2 Million Stock Scam
The SEC accuses a Latvian man of online stock fraud and manipulation that cost investors more than $2 million.
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - Saxo Capital Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd Launches Its Retail Operations
SINGAPORE-- - Saxo Capital Markets Pty Ltd , the online trading and investment specialist, today announced the launch of its retail operations in Australia, offering investors the opportunity to trade ...
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - Saxo Capital Markets Launches Australian Retail Operations
SYDNEY, January 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Saxo Capital Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd ('SCM Australia') , the online trading and investment specialist, today announced the launch of its retail operations in ...
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - Editorial: STOCK Act would link Congress to fair trades - Tue, 07 Feb 2012 PST
The U.S. House of Representatives takes up the STOCK Act this week. Members should make short work of a bill that was propelled out of the Senate on a 96-3 vote. The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act has been on a fast track since a Nov. 13 ?60 Minutes? segment based on the work of conservative Peter Schweizer, author of ?Throw Them All Out.? The exposé, which suggested House Speaker ...
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - SEC Goes After Online Trading Firms That Unwittingly Helped Latvian Hacker
In an effort to crack down on hacker/stock traders who hijack brokerage accounts and exploit the stock market for gain, the Securities and Exchange Commission has, in a novel move, gone after four online trading companies and eight executives who they say helped a Latvian hacker make more than $850,000 from fraudulent trades.
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - Resident cheers new insider trading law
The STOCK Act prohibits members of Congress from profiting in the market from inside information.
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012 - Latvian 'hacked broker-dealers in £560,000 share scam'
A Latvian man has been charged by the US financial regulator for an alleged online stock fraud that cost investors more than $2 million (£1.3 million), and may have enabled him to profit over half a million pounds.
online stock trades 11 Feb 2012
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