Google engineer charged with making $1.2 million on Polymarket using insider information
Federal prosecutors in New York charged a Google software engineer with making roughly $1.2 million in profits from bets on the prediction market platform Polymarket by using confidential insider…
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Google employee charged with $1.2M insider trading on Polymarket using confidential search data
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The complaint from the Southern District of New York comes just over a month after another insider trading case on Polymarket.
cnbc.com·1mo agoGoogle employee charged with $1.2M insider trading on Polymarket using confidential search data
The complaint from the Southern District of New York comes just over a month after another insider trading case on Polymarket.
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