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Emulex hoaxer logs guilty plea
Pleading guilty to securities and wire fraud, Mark Jakob, 23, admitted issuing a fake press release in August filled with bogus terrible news about Emulex. That release sabotaged the networker's stock and cost investors nearly $110 million. Its shares plunged as much as 62% until trading was halted. Jakob had sold short 3,000 shares. A federal judge in California accepted the plea and set sentencing for March 26. A
uthorities will recommend a sentence of 37 to 46 months. He also faces fines and an order to repay his victims, including investors who sold Emulex shares at huge losses. The government charges Jakob made more than $241,000 from the hoax.
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