WASHINGTON AP The oceanographer who discovered what may be the richest shipwreck treasure in history has agreed to pay $216,355 in an insider-trading settlement with federal regulators.The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday announced a civil settlement with Ernesto Tapanes, an oceanographic consultant, after accusing him of illegally profiting from his find.
January 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP The oceanographer who discovered what may be the richest shipwreck treasure in history has agreed to pay $216,355 in an insider-trading settlement with federal regulators.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday announced a civil settlement with Ernesto Tapanes, an oceanographic consultant, after accusing him of illegally profiting from his find.
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