Thread regarding Qualcomm Inc. layoffs

Jing Wang

https://www.fbi.gov/sandiego/press-releases/2013/former-president-of-qualcomms-global-business-operations-indicted-for-insider-trading

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That's peanuts compared to what he was making.

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marty mcfly time traveled from 2013 to report this breaking news.

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Old news.

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Greed, greed is good...

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In connection with his plea, Wang admitted that he made three, separate insider trades using a brokerage account in the name of his British Virgin Island (BVI) shell company, Unicorn Global Enterprises. First, in early 2010, prior to Qualcomm’s announcement of a dividend increase and stock repurchase, Wang bought company stock valued at approximately $277,000. He also admitted that, in December 2010, while attending Qualcomm’s Board of Directors meeting in Hong Kong, and hours after the Board approved a non-public offer to purchase Atheros, a developer of semiconductors for wireless communications, Wang purchased stock in Atheros. Wang further admitted that, just a few weeks later, he directed his stockbroker, Gary Yin, to sell the Atheros stock, for approximately $481,000, and purchase Qualcomm stock one day before the company announced record earnings.

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