Princeton chief pleads not guilty to securities fraud

Princeton chief pleads not guilty to securities fraud

NEW YORK, United States - Martin Armstrong, chairman of Princeton Economics International Ltd. (PEI), walks out of a New York district court Oct. 7 after pleading not guilty to securities fraud charges over the sale of so-called Princeton Notes to foreign investors.

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