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Ex-Microsoft Employee Gets 2 Years in Prison for Insider Trades
Brian Jorgenson, 32, had pleaded guilty to securities fraud for his part in a sophisticated operation in which he passed private information he gleaned from his job as a corporate finance manager at Microsoft to a former colleague who traded stocks and options.
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Ex-Microsoft Employee Gets 2-Year Prison Sentence for Insider Trading
Brian Jorgenson, 32, had pleaded guilty to securities fraud for his part in a sophisticated insider trading operation.
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Former Microsoft Employee Gets Two Years in Prison for Insider Trades
A former Microsoft Corp employee was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday for his part in an insider trading scheme that netted him and his partner more than $400,000.
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Ex-Microsoft employee charged with insider trading
Brian Jorgenson, a senior portfolio manager at Microsoft, passed information to a former colleague, online day trader Sean Stokke, who executed the trades.
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Ex-Microsoft Employee Gets 2 Years in Prison for Insider Trades
Brian Jorgenson, 32, had pleaded guilty to securities fraud for his part in a sophisticated operation in which he passed private information he gleaned from his job as a corporate finance manager at Microsoft to a former colleague who traded stocks and options.
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Ex-Microsoft Employee Gets 2-Year Prison Sentence for Insider Trading
Brian Jorgenson, 32, had pleaded guilty to securities fraud for his part in a sophisticated insider trading operation.
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Former Microsoft Employee Gets Two Years in Prison for Insider Trades
A former Microsoft Corp employee was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday for his part in an insider trading scheme that netted him and his partner more than $400,000.
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Ex-Microsoft employee charged with insider trading
Brian Jorgenson, a senior portfolio manager at Microsoft, passed information to a former colleague, online day trader Sean Stokke, who executed the trades.
