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Insider Trading Fugitive Stuck in China After US Flight Ban

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A fugitive accused of insider trading says he’s trapped in China because the US won’t let him board a plane to Boston to fight the charges against him. The Justice Department isn’t sympathetic, saying he created the problem himself by fleeing from Singapore before he could be extradited.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on April 23, 2026.
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