Ex-SAC Portfolio Manager Don Longueuil Has Changed His Mind And Will Plead Guilty To Insider Trading Today

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		TECH MEDIA WALL STREET MARKETS STRATEGY SPORTS TOOLS POLITICS VIDEO April 29, 2011 Ex-SAC Portfolio Manager Don Longueuil Has Changed His Mind And Will Plead Guilty To Insider Trading Today He's changing his plea.  Read » Advertisement This Is What It's Like To Be The Wife Of An Insider Trader Who's Been Recorded For Months By The FBI The wife of a Galleon trader who plead guilty has opened up about the FBI's "disgraceful, voyeuristic intrusion."  Read » The Moment Warren Buffett Realized There Was Something Fishy About Sokol's Lubrizol Story All thanks to a Citi banker who just wanted to have a congratulatory chat.  Read » Dave Sokol Made Warren Buffett Remove A Key Paragraph From That Now Infamous Press Release About Why He Suddenly Resigned From Berkshire It was a paragraph about how the Lubrizol trades may have impacted his chance of being the Berkshire successor.  Read » AIG Is Suing Moore Capital And ICP Asset Management For $350 Million Over The Triaxx CDO The SEC sued ICP over the same thing last year, but Moore wasn't involved.  Read » After A Tense Wait BofA Names John Thiel To Head Merrill Lynch Brokerage In The U.S Looks like Brian Moynihan got his way.  Read » Caxton Associates Economic Commentary: Is America The Next Japan? "It is not too late for the U.S. to rescue itself from a debt/deficit trap like the one that arguably has encompassed Japan and some distressed sovereign governments in Southern Europe."  Read » Advertisement Why Bill Ackman Is King Of The World Right Now Somehow he gets away with walking down the street and disparaging people's appearance.  Read » Citadel Employees Survive Suspicious Package-Related Evacuation The package was found in the mail room.  Read » Ex-SACer Pleads Guilty And Then Asks The Judge To Let Him Take A Vacation He has to ask permission to leave New York or Connecticut.  Read » The Raj Defense Team Gets Giddy Because The Jury Wants To Re-Examine Their Best Evidence The prosecution got passionately worried in court yesterday. Raj's defense team left wearing big smiles.  Read » Share this email: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to Clusterstock RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy