Qwest’s ex-finance chief spared prison time for insider trading (The Salt Lake Tribune)
DENVER - After issuing a tearful apology for an ‘’error in judgment,'’ former Qwest finance chief Robin Szeliga was sentenced Friday to two years’ probation, six months of home detention and a $250,000 fine for insider trading during the company’s multibillion-dollar accounting scandal. Szeliga, the highest-ranking executive from Qwest to plead guilty in the government’s case, is expected to

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Finance Control Board getting mixed reviews - The Republican
Finance Control Board getting mixed reviewsThe Republican, MA - 1 hour agoSPRINGFIELD - The chairman of the Springfield Finance Control Board said yesterday that he is pleased with his board’s accomplishments in just two years. … Tax bill increase confusing to some The Republicanall 3 related

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Former Qwest finance chief spared prison time for insider trading (Casper Star-Tribune)
DENVER (AP) — After issuing a tearful apology for an “error in judgment,” former Qwest finance chief Robin Szeliga was sentenced Friday to two years’ probation, six months of home detention and a 250,000 fine for insider trading during the company’s multibillion-dollar accounting scandal.

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