Senator Whitehouse Sells Pollution Treatment Firm's Stock (RETRACTED)

by Shanthi Rexaline Benzinga Editor

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U.S. Senators are mandated to publicly file and disclose any financial transaction within 45 days of its occurrence.
A sitting member of Congressional committee on Environment disclosed last week sale of shares in a pollution treatment company.
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Editor’s note: Benzinga is retracting a story about stock trades made by Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse due to a miscalculation of the value of the stock sale and a mischaracterization of earlier stock sales made by Whitehouse in 2008. We apologize for the errors.