Former Boeing CFO Pleads Guilty
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.  - Former Boeing Co. BA.N Chief  Financial Officer Michael Sears pleaded guilty on Monday to one  felony count of aiding the illegal hiring of a U.S. Air Force  official for a top job at the company.
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A former junior-level investment  banker at Merrill Lynch &amp; Co.  pleaded guilty on Friday  to insider trading after providing tips about upcoming mergers  as part of a scheme that generated millions of dollars of  profit.
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A former senior executive at Marsh &amp; McLennan Cos. Inc. and two American International Group Inc. employees pleaded guilty yesterday to criminal charges in New York's probe of bid rigging and price fixing in the insurance industry.
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Former Enron Corp. investor relations chief Mark Koenig Wednesday pleaded guilty in Houston to federal charges and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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A former senior Refco Inc executive  pleaded guilty on Wednesday to criminal charges for his role in  an alleged fraud that led to the collapse of the futures and  commodities broker.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 28 -- A former Goldman Sachs analyst pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and insider trading, admitting he participated in a scheme that helped earn more than $6.7 million.
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Former Rep. Frank Ballance pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge that he used a charitable foundation to bilk the government and funnel money to his law firm, church and family.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A former Air Force official was sentenced Friday to nine months in prison after admitting she helped Boeing Co.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. A former Air Force official apologized today as she was sentenced to nine months in prison for helping the Chicago-based Boeing Company obtain an inflated price on a 23-(B)billion-dollar contract.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct. 1, 2004 - A former top Air Force procurement official was sentenced to nine months in prison after admitting for the first time Friday that she helped Boeing Co.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.  - The U.S. Air Force's former No.  2 weapons buyer was sentenced to nine months in prison Friday  after telling the court she had given Boeing Co. a rival's  secret data and inflated weapons deals to ingratiate herself  with the company, her future employer.
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A former Air Force official was sentenced to nine months in prison yesterday after admitting that she helped Boeing Co. obtain a lucrative contract in hopes of landing an executive job at the company.
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Former Boeing Co.  Chief Financial Officer Michael Sears pleaded guilty on Monday to one felony count of aiding the illegal hiring of a U.S. Air Force official for a top job at the company.
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Darleen A. Druyun, a former Boeing Co. executive, was sentenced Friday to nine months in prison for discussing a job for herself while she was an Air Force official in position
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The former No. 2 weapons buyer for the Air Force was sentenced Friday to nine months in prison for negotiating a $250,000 job with Boeing while still overseeing the company's business with the military.
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Enron Corp.&#39;s former top investor relations executive pleaded guilty Wednesday to a securities fraud charge. Mark Koenig, 49, pleaded guilty to one county of aiding and abetting securities fraud, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
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The former official was sentenced after acknowledging that she had favored the Boeing Company in Pentagon contracts while seeking a job at the company for herself.