Air Berlin execs cleared of insider trading charges

Air Berlin yesterday announced that Stuttgart prosecutors have dropped insider trading charges against CEO Joachim Hunold, Chairman Johannes Zurnieden and three other executives "due to lack of evidence." Their offices and homes were raided 13 months ago when suspicion arose over stock purchases...

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