Former ArthroCare CFO Gets 50 Months In Prison
Executive Summary
Michael Gluk, who participated in a scheme to falsely inflate ArthroCare’s earnings by parking unsold merchandise with distributors, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire and securities fraud after his initial conviction was overturned.
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