Securities Docket News Wire for June 14, 2016

Was Someone Tipped Off To The LinkedIn Sale? – Fortune https://t.co/CVUzzIqEmK ->
The Tide Has Turned: The SEC’s Renewed Focus on Non-GAAP Financial Measures – Jones Day https://t.co/Xe8rrPZGfg ->
U.S. court skeptical of lawmaker immunity in trading probe – Reuters https://t.co/sZe3yoca97 ->
UK: Tears of insider trader jailed for two years | The Times https://t.co/lfNwNPWwkO ->
Joe Nacchio’s insider trading gains aren’t tax deductible, court rules — Denver Bus. Journal https://t.co/1FlNjox9Gf ->
SEC returns to its roots with accounting fraud crackdown – https://t.co/PZ3Yhbvpe4 https://t.co/CLOnnDGTVs ->
Whistleblowers: No Reasonable Belief of Violation, No Protection — SEC Actions https://t.co/ln5HjKXOPw ->
Silicon Valley's Audacious Plan to Create a New Stock Exchange – Bloomberg https://t.co/zoq4gu8h17 ->
Supreme Court Asked to Clarify Private Company’s Federal Securities Law Stock Purchase Disclosure Duties – D&O Diary https://t.co/K1ZzQ3xFkL ->
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Selects Robert Cook as New CEO – WSJ https://t.co/GwG1kMqObT ->
Court rules SEC need not reimburse deponents for ‘bacchanalian adventure’ | Compliance Week https://t.co/8il67JSbEz ->
SEC, House Panel Debate Need to Respond to Subpoena | Bloomberg BNA https://t.co/D0HNYfQBPH ->