Apple's ex chief financial officer has settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission and agreed to pay $3.65 million but get this wont admit to any wrongdoing.
Anderson agreed to a fine of about $150,000 and to repay option gains of about $3.5 million under the settlement but won't admit to any wrongdoing, the Journal reported, citing unnamed sources. Heinen, who will be accused of manipulating one of her own option awards as well as a grant to Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, plans to contest the charges, the Journal reported.
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