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Martha Stewart appears on CNN's Larry King Live in her first live interview since being sentenced. She announces her intentions to write a book about her trial experience to help others facing that process. |
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Martha Stewart is sentenced to five months in jail, as well as five months of house arrest and two years probation for lying to investigators about her 2001 sale of ImClone Systems stock. She must also pay a $30,000 fine. |
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Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum refuses to grant Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic a new trial in the ImClone insider trading scandal. |
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Federal jury indicts Larry F. Stewart, an ink expert, who prosecutors say lied on the witness stand at Martha Stewart's trial. |
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As her sentencing date approaches, and in an attempt to improve her image and reduce the possible jail time, Martha Stewart offers to work 20 hours a week teaching low-income and minority women to become entrepreneurs. |
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Producers of "Martha Stewart Living" say TV show will be suspended after current season because of the ImClone insider stock trading scandal. |
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Martha Stewart's assistant testifies that Stewart altered message log on the day she sold stock of ImClone on insider trading tip. |
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Prosecutor claims that Martha Stewart sold stock based on "secret tip" regarding ImClone being denied application by the FDA for review of the promising cancer drug Erbitux. Disappointing news sends ImClone's shares plummeting. |
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Sam Waksal, founder of ImClone Systems, pleads guilty to six counts, including securities fraud, bank fraud conspiracy to obstruct justice, perjury. Admits to tipping daughter to dump ImClone stock, but he does not implicate Martha Stewart. |
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Martha Stewart resigns from the board of the New York Stock Exchange. |
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Martha Stewart resigns from board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, as a result of the ImClone insider trading scandal. |
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Martha Stewart insider ImClone stock trade is hushed by former Merrill Lynch employee, and he later pleads guilty to taking payoff to keep quiet. |
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Martha Stewart tells SEC and FBI she had agreement with Peter Bacanovic to sell stock if price fell to $60. per share in ImClone Systems company. |
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Martha Stewart's broker, Peter Bacanovic, tells SEC he and Stewart had agreed to sell ImClone stock if it fell to $60. |
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Martha Stewart sells all her 3,928 shares of ImClone stock on a tip that Sam Waksal's told his daughter to dump the stock in the wake of the FDA's announcement that it would not review ImClone's application for the promising new drug, Erbitux. |
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Martha Stewart, housewares doyenne, is born Martha Helen Kostyra in Jersey City, New Jersey. |
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