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High-Profile Fraud Case Ends with 12-Year Sentence for Former CEO

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A federal court sentenced former tech CEO James Caldwell to 12 years in prison on February 19, 2026, for orchestrating a $150 million securities fraud scheme. The verdict concludes

A federal court sentenced former tech CEO James Caldwell to 12 years in prison on February 19, 2026, for orchestrating a $150 million securities fraud scheme. The verdict concludes a two-year trial that revealed Caldwell manipulated company earnings to inflate stock prices, according to court documents. Prosecutors highlighted the extensive financial damage caused to investors nationwide. Caldwell’s defense argued for leniency citing cooperation, but the judge emphasized the severity of the crimes. The case marks one of the largest white-collar criminal convictions this year, Reuters reported. Investors and regulators hailed the verdict as a strong message against corporate fraud.
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High-Profile Fraud Case Ends with 12-Year Sentence for Former CEO

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