Three Mile Island restart deal was secret. A nuclear engineer used info to profit $1.4M, grand jury said.

Three Mile Island restart deal was secret. A nuclear engineer used info to profit $1.4M, grand jury said.

A Delaware man allegedly made $1.48 million by trading on insider information about a secret deal to restart the Three Mile Island nuclear plant, according to the SEC. This plant, infamous for a 1979 partial meltdown, had its restart details kept under wraps, giving the engineer a significant advantage in the stock market. The case highlights the serious repercussions of insider trading, emphasizing the need for stringent enforcement of insider trading laws to maintain market integrity.

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