Telemaque Lavidas was found guilty on charges that he leaked inside information about a publicly traded biotechnology company to a Greek stock trader
A federal jury in Manhattan found a New York businessman guilty on charges that he leaked inside information about a publicly traded biotechnology company to a Greek stock trader, as part of an alleged international insider-trading network.
The businessman, Telemaque Lavidas, was found guilty on all seven counts, which included wire fraud and securities fraud.
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