The SEC on Wednesday charged three former Netflix software engineers and two of their close associates with insider trading in a scheme that netted the group more than $3 million in profits. According ...

Sung Mo Jun, 49, and his brother Joon Jun, 45, pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to securities fraud stemming from their roles in an insider trading ring that they say generated ...

An ex-Netflix software engineer and his brother both pleaded guilty this week for their roles in what authorities say was a coordinated insider trading ring involving two other former employees of the ...

Sung Mo “Jay” Jun, a former Netflix software engineer, was at the "center of the insider trading ring" and used insider information — obtained by himself or through two other Netflix employees — to ...

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Three Netflix Inc NFLX engineers and two others were charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with insider trading on Wednesday. What Happened: The SEC said in a statement that the three ...

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A former Netflix software engineer and his friend were sentenced to prison for an insider trading scheme on Friday. Sung Mo Jun and Junwoo Chon used private Netflix subscriber data to make more than ...

The SEC on Wednesday charged three former Netflix software engineers and two of their close associates with insider trading in a scheme that netted the group more than $3 million in profits. According ...

Sung Mo Jun, 49, and his brother Joon Jun, 45, pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to securities fraud stemming from their roles in an insider trading ring that they say generated ...