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Former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta gets chance to avoid insider-trading conviction
Fp Archives •In a relief to Rajat Gupta, the India-born former Goldman Sachs director, a US court has agreed to rehear his appeal to throw out his 2012 insider-trading conviction that landed him in jail.
Before you unlock a woman’s potential, why don’t you improve her financial life first?
Fp Archives •There seems to be a growing noise around how Indian women can, and do not, contribute more to the national GDP. It’s important to point out they're grabbing the wrong end of the stick.
New book reveals: Is McKinsey & Co a huge con?
Fp Staff •Is the world's most influential management consulting firm, McKinsey & Co, a big con? Well, that's what Duff McDonald is saying in his new book The Firm.
Passed on info to Rajaratnam after he taunted me: Ex-McKinsey exec
Fp Archives •Anil Kumar told a US court that he "committed a crime" by passing on secret information to Raj Rajaratnam after the Sri Lankan "chided and taunted" him for not knowing enough about what was happening at various firms.
Rajat Gupta trial may hinge on friend Ravi Trehan's testimony
Choudhury •Ravi Trehan, a likely witness, is likely to back Gupta's defence that ties between Gupta and Rajaratnam had already started fraying by late summer of 2008, because of redemptions and management fees the Galleon chief took from Voyager.
Rajat Gupta gets 2 years in jail, fined $5 mn for insider trading
Choudhury •Gupta's defence team plans to appeal, but realises it could have been worse. The verdict represents a semi-victory for Gupta's team, which had pleaded that he be let off without a prison sentence.
Rajat Gupta sentenced to two years in prison, fined $5 mn
Choudhury •The verdict represents a semi-victory for Gupta and his supporters who had fought hard and long to get him a lenient sentence.
Ex-Goldman director Rajat Gupta may face more allegations
Fp Archives •Rajat Gupta, a former director of Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble who is the highest-ranking executive charged in a US crackdown on insider trading, could face additional allegations, a federal prosecutor said on Tuesday.