Martha Stewart was found guilty on charges of lying and obstruction after a shady stock trade in 2004. Here’s everything to know about her fraud case and time spent in prison.

Martha Stewart called ImClone Systems headquarters and demanded to talk to founder Sam Waksal to find out "what was going on" with Imclone's falling share price on the day she dumped her stock in ...

Prosecutors are said to be considering charges of both insider trading and obstruction of justice against Stewart, chief executive of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. said Wednesday that founder Martha Stewart is expected to pay about $5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleged she lied about her sale of ImClone ...

WASHINGTON — A lawmaker said Thursday that a House panel may need to subpoena Martha Stewart in the ImClone Systems Inc. investigation, and a former Securities and Exchange Commission official ...

It was, after all, Ms. Stewart who allegedly told her broker, Merrill Lynch's Peter Bacanovic, to sell shares of ImClone at $60 back in 2001 as the stock was on its way down as scandal closed in ...

Martha Stewart’s stock trading is raising eyebrows — again. The 79-year-old domestic diva — who famously served five months in prison in 2004 and 2005 for lying to the feds about her sale of ...

ImClone Systems founder Sam Waksal pleaded guilty Tuesday to bank fraud and conspiracy in an insider trading scandal that threatens Martha Stewart and her home decorating empire.

It was one of the most celebrated insider-trading scandals of the last decade, sending Martha Stewart and her Merrill Lynch stockbroker to prison, along with the chairman of a high-flying ...

Martha Stewart is making a sizzling confession. In the new Netflix documentary “Martha” by R.J. Cutler, the 83-year-old confesses that she was unfaithful to her ex-husband, Andrew Stewart ...