Under Section 10 (B)of the 1934 Act, all of the following would be considered a "corporate insider" EXCEPT

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Under Section 10(B) of the 1934 Act, a "corporate insider" typically refers to individuals or entities with access to confidential, non-public information about a company. This includes major shareholders and members of the board of directors. The janitorial company, despite working within corporate offices, would not have access to such insider information and thus is not considered a corporate insider in this context.

Under Section 10 (B)of the 1934 Act, All of the Following