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DEVENS — Fluid technology firm Watson-Marlow showcased its new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at a recent event event with industry leaders, discussing the factors that attracted them to Massachusetts.The award-winning 150,000 square-foot facility is Watson-Marlow’s first manufacturing location in the U.S. and is the company’s new North American headquarters.The event featured a panel that discussed how […]

Indian American charged with spreading rumors about public companiesSEC charges Georgia resident for his role in multi-million dollar scheme to gain illicit trading profits

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US has charged Indian-American Milan Vinod Patel for spreading more than 100 false rumours about public companies to generate over $1 million in illicit trading profits.

Atlanta, GA, Feb 23 (IANS) The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US has charged Indian-American Milan Vinod Patel of Cumming, GA for spreading

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US has charged Indian-American Milan Vinod Patel for spreading more than 100 false rumours about public companies to generate over $1 million in illicit trading profits.Patel received rumours ...

Patel received rumours that he knew to be false from his accomplices about purported market-moving events, such as corporate mergers or acquisitions, involving publicly-traded companies, the SEC said in its complaint.He t

SEC Charges Milan Vinod Patel For Spreading False Rumors About Public Firms

Washington, Feb 23: The US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged an Indian-origin man who played the central role in spreading over 100 false rumours about public companies to generate more than USD one million in illicit trading profits. Milan Vinod Patel of Cumming, Georgia, is among the five individuals involved in this scheme who have been charged by the SEC in which he is said to have played the central role. According to the SEC complaint, Patel received rumours […]

The former broker already pleaded guilty in a parallel action to conspiracy to commit wire and securities fraud.

<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday announced charges against Mark Melnick, the host of a stock trading webcast, for spreading more than 100 false rumors about public companies in order to generate illicit profits. The SEC </span><a href="https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2020/lr24989.htm">previously charged Barton Ross</a><span> for his role in this scheme.</span></p>