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    Rajat Gupta crossed the fine line

    Whether Rajat Gupta is guilty of insider trading or not is for the courts to decide. For many who know him, his actions were unethical.

    July 05, 2011 / 08:15 IST

    By: Sujata Srinivasan/ Forbes India


    Whether Rajat Gupta is guilty of insider trading or not is for the courts to decide. For many who know him, his actions were unethical


    Few gods in the pantheon of corporate America were as exalted as Rajat K. Gupta, who was revered as much for his decency and discretion as his brilliance and business chops.

    Now the 62-year-old ex-head of McKinsey & Company, who has stepped down as director from the boards of Goldman Sachs, Proctor & Gamble, AMR Corp. (the parent company of American Airlines) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is fighting to defend his reputation. It
    first published: Jul 4, 2011 09:35 am

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