Ex-US congressman convicted of insider trading before T-Mobile merger

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Former U.S. Congressman Stephen Buyer was convicted by a New York jury on Friday of trading on inside information he learned in 2018 as a consultant to T-Mobile US Inc (TMUS.O) ahead of its $23 billion merger with Sprint.

Buyer was a Republican from Indiana in the U.S. House of Representatives between 1993 and 2011 before working as a corporate consultant.

Prosecutors said at a trial that began on March 1 that Buyer bought Sprint stock after learning from a T-Mobile executive that the telecommunications companies were in merger talks in 2018 and engaged in another insider trading scheme in 2019. Buyer took the stand at trial and denied trading on inside information. His attorney did not immediately return a request for comment on Friday.

The former congressman was found guilty on four counts of securities fraud. Judge Richard Berman will hold a sentencing hearing on July 11. Buyer made more than $100,000 from the Sprint trades and more than $200,000 on stock in Navigant Consulting Inc, which he purchased before Guidehouse acquired the company in 2019, according to prosecutors.

 

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How Many houses/ trusts do Old Congress/ new Fang Fang of both sides own ? They gave themselves a raise for 9 Trillion US National budget / the Taxpayers dime. Reparations all Taxpayers, Term limits. Jail. American People are not Stupid. Just ready to throw the Traitors out.

I didn’t even have to read it to find out which party he belonged to.

What about Nancy?

Corrupt politician?! Shocker

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