Arnaud Lagard�re, chief executive of Lagard�re Group SCA, defended himself against accusations of insider trading Thursday, claiming he acted as a "patriot" in his role as a major shareholder of Airbus' parent EADS. Testifying before a French Parliament committee, Lagard�re said he was not aware of the costly delays in store for the Airbus superjumbo A380 when he sold shares in parent company EADS.
October 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Arnaud Lagard�re, chief executive of Lagard�re Groupe SCA, defended himself against accusations of insider trading Thursday, claiming he acted as a “patriot” in his role as a major shareholder of Airbus’ parent EADS.
Testifying before a French Parliament committee, Lagard�re said he was not aware of the costly delays in store for the Airbus superjumbo A380 when he sold shares in parent company EADS.
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