Rajiv Goel, the Intel executive charged with giving inside information regarding Intel and Clearwire to a hedge fund manager, is no longer with the chip maker, having left at the end of 2009. Goel was among several tech executives accused in the scheme, which investigators said generated more than $20 million in illegal gains. Also charged in the case was former IBM executive Robert Moffat.
– Rajiv Goel, the executive with Intel’s treasury unit who was charged in
connection with a massive Wall Street insider trading scheme that also
allegedly involved a high-ranking IBM
official, reportedly is no longer with the company.
Goel, who was placed on administrative leave after his arrest, …