COPENHAGEN, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Denmark's prosecution service
said on Tuesday that a former employee of Ambu AMBUb.CO , a
firm which makes diagnostic and life-support devices for
hospitals, has been charged with alleged insider trading.
"The prosecution charges the employee with having used
inside information about a possible cancellation of a product
launch in connection with the sale of shares for around 2.2
million crowns ($333,783)," it said in a statement, adding that
a publication ban on the name of the person had been imposed.
($1 = 6.5911 Danish crowns)
(Reporting by Stine Jacobsen; editing by Jason Neely)
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