Two More Charged By US In IBM Insider Trading Case

(Reuters) - U.S prosecutors in Manhattan announced charges Wednesday against two men they said participated in a ring of information-sharing that led to illegal trading in a technology company acquired by IBM Corp. in 2009. Benjamin Durant, 37, was charged with two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy, while Daryl Payton, 38, was charged with three securities fraud counts and one conspiracy count. Both were arrested during the morning, and later pleaded not guilty in Manhattan ...