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  • FBI Found KPMG Inside Trader via His Golf Buddy

    A former KPMG senior audit partner who quit after admitting to passing on inside information about corporate clients Herbalife and Skechers USA was identified by the golf partner he had been tipping, the auditor's lawyer said.

  • Dumbest Insider Trading Scheme Ever Alleged

    Why would anyone even think of trying to illegally trade shares of a company under as much regulatory scrutiny as Herbalife?

  • Stocks Log Gains, Dow Hits Fresh High; JCP Skids 12%, FSLR Spikes 45%

    Stocks finished off their best levels but the Dow still posted a fresh closing high Tuesday. And the S&P 500 traded within 2 points of its all-time peak earlier in the session.

  • Feds Investigating KPMG Insider Trading Claims
    Feds Investigating KPMG Insider Trading Claims   

    A top auditor for Herbalife and Skechers is under investigation for leaking non-public client information to a third party, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche. CNBC's Herb Greenberg and Harvey Pitt, Former SEC Chairman, discuss.

  • Skechers CFO: Would Have Never Suspected This
    Skechers CFO: Would Have Never Suspected   

    CNBC's Kayla Tausche spoke with Skechers CFO Dave Weinberg, who said it had been disclosed that a senior audit partner had admitted to selling the company's nonpublic information. The auditor, Scott London, is cooperating with the Feds and no one else is under questioning.

  • Stock Market Melt-Up Destroying Shorts

    Another market melt-up. Forget Herbalife. The big story is the mountains of money being lost by traders who shorted the market at the open on Friday on the worst Jobs Report in years.

  • Scott London Was Herbalife Auditor: Source
    Scott London Was Herbalife Auditor: Source   

    According to a source, ousted KPMG partner Scott London was the auditor for Herbalife, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche.

  • KPMG Insider Trading
    KPMG Insider Trading   

    KPMG first learned last Friday that a senior partner in the firm's audit practice had leaked confidential information to a third party concerning Herbalife and Skechers, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche. CNBC's Herb Greenberg, provides perspective.

  • Bill Ackman
    Was Ackman's Plan for JCP Too Big to Succeed?

    Some times big ideas are just too big to work. That's what happened when the brilliant hedge fund manager tried to remake JC Penney.

  • Midday Movers: CLF, FCX & More

    Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:

  • Ousted KPMG Auditor for Herbalife Has Been Identified

  • The Demise of JC Penney

    Research Director for Mad Money, Nicole Urken, discusses JCP’s demise and the difficulty of turnaround.

  • Cramer: Ackman 'Biochemical Assault' on Herbalife?

    CNBC's Jim Cramer said he expects activist investor Bill Ackman to do something drastic to take the spotlight off of JC Penney.

  • Herbalife Shares Reopen For Trading
    Herbalife Shares Reopen For Trading   

    CNBC's Brian Shactman and Herb Greenberg report on the underlying issues surrounding KPMG as Herbalife stock begins trading again.

  • What Herbalife Halt Means For Ackman & KPMG
    What Herbalife Halt Means for Ackman & KPMG   

    CNBC's Kate Kelly takes a look at how Ackman's Pershing Square holdings are performing so far this quarter. And CNBC's David Faber reports on alleged insider trading by one of KPMG's former partners, with the "Squawk on the Street" news team.

  • Mike Ullman
    Cramer: Ullman 'Right Choice' for JCP, but 'I Worry'

    JC Penney's board made the "right choice" in bringing back Mike Ullman as CEO to try to save the company, but "I worry," Jim Cramer said Tuesday, a day after the ouster of Ron Johnson.

  • NYSE Won't Force Herbalife to Open Trading: Pisani
    NYSE Won't Force Herbalife to Open Trading: Pisani   

    CNBC's Bob Pisani reports why shares of Herbalife remain halted for trading on the NYSE.

  • KPMG Resignation Not Related to Ackman or Icahn: Source
    KPMG Resignation Not Related to Ackman or Icahn: Source   

    CNBC has been told by a source that KPMG's resignation as auditor to Herbalife is unrelated to the battle over the stock between investors Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn.

  • KPMG Resignation Unrelated to Ackman or Icahn: Source
    KPMG Resignation Unrelated to Ackman or Icahn: Source   

    CNBC's Scott Wapner fills in the details on the resignation of KPMG as Herbalife auditor; and CNBC's Kate Kelly reports why a short play may not be necessary on the stock. Also, an update on why Herbalife has stopped trading, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg.

  • KPMG: LA-Based Partner Provided Non-Public Info to Outside Party
    KPMG: LA-Based Partner Provided Non-Public Info to Outside Party   

    "What is going on here?", asks CNBC's Jim Cramer, as the The "Squawk on the Streeet" new team await news on why Herbalife has stopped trading and the company's auditor, KPMG resigned. With CNBC's Herb Greenberg.