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JBS owners charged with insider market trading

12/10/2017
JBS owners charged with insider market trading

The owners of packer and tanning group JBS, Joesley and Wesley Batista, have been charged with insider trading and market manipulation in relation to a plea-bargain agreement that they agreed with Brazilian authorities in May. According to a statement from Brazilian prosecutors, which has been reported by Reuters, the Batista brothers carried out ...

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