They, SEC, Collect Money and nobody admits guilt or goes to jail.
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In case you don’t have a WSJ subscription and want to read the full article, do the following:
1) Click the trade.cc link above, bring up the article, and copy the article title into your clipboard, “Pipeline Financial’s Top Officers Leave in Wake of ‘Dark Pool’ Case”
2) Goto news.google.com, paste in the article title in the search box and search.
3) The WSJ journal article link should appear in the search results. Click on that link, then you should be able to read the entire article based on an, “Article Free Pass”.
Perhaps the free pass is available to anyone accessing the article from news.google, as part of a WSJ promotion.
From what I recall this is a glitch that works in our favor. WSJ wants its articles to show up on google searches for the traffic. But something about how google caches shit makes the whole damn thing available instead of the teaser.
God bless GOOG.