Tottenham owner Joe Lewis surrenders on US insider trading charges; pilots charged

Tottenham owner Joe Lewis surrenders on US insider trading charges; pilots charged
Tottenham owner Joe Lewis surrenders on US insider trading charges; pilots charged

Two of Lewis’ pilots were also charged with insider trading securities fraud. They reaped millions of dollars in illegal profit from Lewis’ tips, prosecutors said.


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