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- The U.S. Department of Justice charged 30 people in the United States, Israel and Russia for a decade-long insider-trading scheme.
- Investigators said participants used encrypted apps, burner phones and coded terms such as “flights” and “coffee” to arrange trades.
- FBI Special Agent Ted E. Docks noted the arrests broke a large international network of corporate lawyers and financiers, prompting U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley to warn of tighter white-collar enforcement.
