SEC data analysis tool uncovers insider trading by executive
A senior executive at Alliance Fiber Optic Products agreed to settle charges that he made nearly $200,000 in illicit profits by trading on inside information in advance of three disappointing earnings announcements by the company, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced on July 24.
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