UPDATED! Can the SEC take away stock option profits after accounting fraud has occurred?

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UPDATED! Can the SEC take away stock option profits after accounting fraud has occurred? This is premium content

The SEC has gone after senior executives' option profits from the exercise and sale of company stock at prices that were inflated by financial fraud...

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