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Joe Lewis: British billionaire and former Spurs owner avoids jail over insider trading scheme

British billionaire Joe Lewis avoided jail for insider trading, receiving three years probation.
Lewis admitted guilt to various counts related to securities fraud, surrendering to US authorities.
Lewis was ordered to pay a $5 million fine for sharing illegal stock tips.

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Daily Express

Ex-Tottenham owner Joe Lewis spared jail as he's sentenced for insider trading

Former Tottenham owner Joe Lewis was sentenced at a New York hearing on Thursday.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

British billionaire Joe Lewis gets no prison time at sentencing for insider trading

British billionaire Joe Lewis will not go to prison after pleading guilty to insider trading charges. Federal Judge G.L. Clarke cited Lewis' decision to come to the United States from

1 month ago·United States

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Daily Mirror

Former Tottenham owner Joe Lewis, 87, avoids jail as he pays £4m fine for insider trading

Billionaire Joe Lewis bought a controlling stake in Tottenham as the majority owner of ENIC Group in 2001 but gave up control of the Premier League club 18 months ago

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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South China Morning Post

UK billionaire Joe Lewis avoids jail, fined US$5 million for insider trading

The 87-year-old Tavistock Group founder, who shared illegal stock tips, will serve 3 years of probation after prosecutors and his lawyers asked for leniency.

1 month ago·Hong Kong

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The Sun

Spurs boss Joe Lewis, 87, AVOIDS JAIL over insider trading

FORMER Tottenham Hotspur owner Joe Lewis has avoided jail after pleading guilty to insider trading and conspiracy charges.The Brit billionaire, 87, sp

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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