"Man Makes $1.8M from Insider Trading by Eavesdropping on Wife's WFH Calls"
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A Houston man pleaded guilty to insider trading after eavesdropping on his wife's work calls while they both worked from home, making $1.76 million in illegal profits by purchasing shares in TravelCenters of America ahead of its acquisition by BP. The SEC alleged that he took advantage of his wife's trust and remote working conditions to profit from confidential information, leading to his wife being fired and their subsequent divorce proceedings.
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