FORMER INTEL EXECUTIVE PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD, CONSPIRACY
Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 21:32
As expected, Rajiv Goel, an ex-Intel deposit division executive, pleads blameable to securities humbug and band in unification with the large Wall Street insider trading scandal. Goel faces up to 20 eld in situation when he is sentenced in May. Prosecutors feature he is cooperating with investigators.
– Rajiv Goel, the past Intel chief live in a large Wall Street
insider trading case, has pleaded blameable to digit charges.
Goel prefabricated his appeal Feb. 8 in U.S. District Court in New
York. The guilty
plea was due after federal prosecutors filed writing Feb. 4 locution Goel
was waiving indic…



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