According to the WSJ: The investors who turned a
"highly suspicious" $90,000 investment in H.J. Heinz & Co.
options into a $1.7 million profit after last week's announcement of the
ketchup-maker's sale failed to show up at a key court hearing on Friday,
clearing the way for a judge's order freezing the investors' assets to stand.
The four-minute hearing was the latest development in the
Securities and Exchange Commission's pursuit of the traders, who conducted the
big options bet through a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. GS +2.13% account in Zurich.
A week after the SEC first took legal action against the traders, their
identity remains unknown to the regulator. The defendants' table in the federal
courtroom in Manhattan was vacant at Friday's hearing….
Read all about it at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324503204578319953414467108.html
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