SEC may take hard look at stock-pay plans
The Securities and Exchange Commission could put a chill this week on automatic stock-trading plans that scores of Silicon Valley executives use to insulate themselves from allegations of insider trading.
October 10, 2007
Stock trading is cautious as market awaits Fed ruling
NEW YORK -- Stocks finished a quiet session little changed Monday as investors' anticipation of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates muted their reaction to lower oil prices and a trio of acquisitions. Link to original articleBic Falls Most Since 2001 on Drop in Profit, Forecast
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Federal regulators are being urged to investigate stock trading by Countrywide Financial Chief Executive Angelo Mozilo following disclosures that he took steps that allowed him to ramp up his sales before the company's stock went into a tailspin.
