Itri Pays Fine, Agrees Not to Serve As Company Officer for Five Years

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The Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this week said it has settled insider-trading charges against a prominent cancer researcher who was also an executive of a now-defunct company. Loretta Itri was charged with passing information about negative results of a cancer clinical trial to a longtime friend, who then passed the tip on to his...

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