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Whitman '77 denies wrongdoing in IPO deals through internal eBay e-mail
Published: Thursday, October 10th, 2002
In a private email to her employees Friday, University trustee and eBay CEO Meg Whitman '77 affirmed congressional allegations that she got access to and made quick profits on initial public offerings, but denied any wrongdoing.
The House Financial Services ...
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GUILTY OF INSIDER TRADING. tHIS IS A NO BRAINER THIS COMPANY'S EXECS SOLD STOCKS LAST YEAR IN MASSIVE QUANTITIES BECAUSE THEY WERE GOING TO RUN OFF SMALL BUSINESSES FROM THEIR SITE AND ATTRACT LARGE CORPORATIONS, WHICH THEY ARE DOING NOW. tHEY KNEW THERE STOCK WOULFD TAKE A BIG HIT AND IOT DID. lock them up!!!