Henry Samueli, Anaheim Ducks Owner, to Plead Guilty in Broadcom Case

Ken Armer by Senior Writer Written on June 23, 2008
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Craig Berger, a New York-based stock analyst with FBR Capital Markets, has followed Broadcom and said he doubted the backdating case would affect the company's market performance. "I'm not going to justify Broadcom's actions, but this is what tech companies did back then," he said, adding that Broadcom's size seemed to be a target to federal authorities. "They're trying to make a point."

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Article Soure: Reckard, E. Scott and Christopher Goffard. "Broadcom co-founder Henry Samueli to plead guilty in stock options fraud case." Los Angeles Times 23 Jun 2008 23 Jun 2008

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