“A federal judge Wednesday ordered former Goldman Sachs board member Rajat Gupta to pay a $13.9 million penalty related to insider trading. The SEC’s case against Gupta concerns alleged civil violations stemming from his communications with former Galleon hedge fund tycoon Raj Rajaratnam. In a parallel criminal case, a New York jury in June 2012 convicted Gupta of spilling boardroom secrets to Rajaratnam. In addition to his spot on the Goldman Sachs board, Gupta had been head of the renowned consultancy McKinsey & Co and a director of Procter & Gamble, making him one of the most successful Indian immigrants in the United States.”
Did you like this?
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Related posts:
Germany will resume spying on U.S. for first time since 1945
Ecuador Central Bank President Resigns After Admitting Fake Degree
India Central Bank Restricts Lending Against Gold Assets By Rural Banks
Customs detains American mom and daughter for suspected human trafficking
Homeland Security wants to monitor journalists. Time to sound the alarm.
The fight to avoid a sixth euro-zone bail-out reaches a climax
Dolce and Gabbana jailed over tax evasion
UK home secretary warns Yahoo over its move to Dublin [2014]
Snowden spy squabble deepens as U.S. is accused of hacking China
SF Police shut down chess games on Market Street
NSA posed as Facebook to infect computers with malware: report
Drug dog that’s barely more accurate than a coin flip is good enough
Cop In Florida Arrested For Giving Traffic Tickets To Minorities For No Reason
Turkey cashes in on the Iran talks
White House Granted Itself ‘High Security Risk’ Healthcare.gov Waiver