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Rajat Gupta, former McKinsey head and founder of the Indian School of Business in Hyderabad, on Wednesday pleaded not-guilty to the charge stanley cup s of insider trading that could put him in jail for life, if proven true. Former-head-of-global-consulting-firm-McKinsey-amp-Co-and-former-director-at-Goldman-Sachs-Gro stanley cup up-Rajat-Gupta-leaves-federal-court-in-New-York-AFP Gupta, who is now free on bail for $10 million, surrendered to the FBI on Diwali morning and was arraigned in a New York court. He is charged with five counts of security fraud and one of conspiracy, which together could get him 105 years in jail, with millions in fine. The former McKinsey chief, who was born in Kolkata and grew stanley cup up in Delhi, is charged with passing insider tips to friend and founder of Galleon hedge fund Raj Rajaratnam, who has been sentenced to 11 years for insider trading. He became the illegal eyes and ears in the boardroom for Rajaratnam, said US attorney for Manhattan Preet Bharara, also Indian-born, whose office is prosecuting the Galleon insider trading case. Guptas lawyer Gary Naftalis said, he did not trade in any securities, did not tip Mr Rajaratnam so he could trade, and did not share in any profits. The charges brought against him are for insider information allegedly passed on by him as director on the boards of investments giant Goldman Sachs and consumer goods major Proctor Gamble. The Inside Information included confidential information about the companies earnings a Oqyt UK elections: First-timers Sunak, Fernandes among 10 Indian-origin MPs
Ten suspects arrested in the Russian spy scandal will ask US courts on Thursday to release them during the probe, but their requests are at risk after the disappearance of an 11th suspect in Cyprus. HT Image The 10 are to seek bail in three separate hearings to be held in federal courts in Boston, New York and Alexandria, Virginia. First to appear at around 1600 GMT will be Do adidas samba nald Howard Heathfield and Tracey Lee Ann Foley, arrested by the FBI in their Boston home on Sunday after more than a decade of exh stanley cup austive surveillance operations. Michael Zottoli, Patricia Mills and Mikhail Semenko, also presumed to be part of the spy ring, are due in a Virginia court at 18H00 GMT. The five others are will appear at 2000 GMT before the same New York judge who at their first court hearing on Monday ordered they remain in detention because they were a flight risk. The hearings come as police hunt for an 11th suspect, 54-year-old Christopher Robert Metsos, who disappeared after a Cypriot court released him on 26,500-euro 32,330-dollar bail. Metsos, who purports to be a Canadian citizen, is accused of being the paymaster for a deep cover cell of spies in the United States, furnishing them with money and swapp stanley cup ing bags covertly with other Russian operatives. He was arrested early on Tuesday at Cyprus s Larnaca airport as he tried to board a flight to Budapest but was not deemed enough of a flight risk to be kept behind bars until he could be extradited to the United States. Th