Prosecutors add rare charge in Martha Stewart indictments
New York prosecutors reveal an unusual stock market manipulation allegation tied to Martha Stewart and her public denial of insider trading. Stewart faces five federal counts including obstruction, conspiracy, and lying to investigators over her December 2001 ImClone stock sale.
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Martha Stewart and Bacanovic face multiple fraud charges
The indictment accuses Martha Stewart and broker Peter Bacanovic of securities fraud obstruction of justice and false statements. It cites discussions about the ImClone sale on December 27 2001 and alleges misleading statements and forged documents to hide insider knowledge. Stewart defended the sale as legal during a June 2002 investors conference.
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Beef safety debate grows after mad cow case in Canada
North America faces renewed scrutiny as critics urge stricter controls on US and Canadian beef ranches and plants after a single Alberta cow tested positive. US inspections and AMR testing intensify while authorities note no US beef has shown BSE. Industry says current surveillance helped prevent wider risk.
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