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Michael and Gerald Shvartsman, who had originally pleaded not guilty to securities fraud charges, each pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud. By Matthew Goldstein Two brothers from Miami ...
Two men pleaded guilty on Wednesday to insider trading in securities in the company that ultimately took former President Donald Trump’s media business public. Michael Shvartsman, 53, head of ...
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Two Florida brothers pleaded guilty Wednesday to insider trading charges, admitting making over $22 million illegally before the public announcement in 2021 that an acquisition firm was taking ...
Two brothers struck a deal with prosecutors Wednesday and pleaded guilty to coordinating a $23 million insider trading scheme tied to the merger of Donald Trump’s social media network with a ...
Florida venture capitalist Michael Shvartsman, 53, and his brother, Gerald, 46, each pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
Brothers Michael and Gerald Shvartsman pleaded guilty to insider trading after they together made more than $22 million by making illegal trades using non-public knowledge that Digital World ...
Michael Shvartsman and Gerald Shvartsman made millions, prosecutors say. Two brothers who helped fund former President Donald Trump's now-public social media company pleaded guilty Wednesday to ...