ProPublica reported on Thursday that the Securities and Exchange Commission is probing North Carolina Senator Richard Burr’s stock trades at the beginning of the pandemic.
ProPublica reported on Thursday that the Securities and Exchange Commission is probing North Carolina senator Richard Burr’s stock trades at the beginning of the pandemic, and has determined that he had “material nonpublic information” when he sold more than $1.6 million worth of holdings in February 2020 — well before the COVID pandemic was a major concern for most Americans.
