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By Aled Herbert, 11 December 2001 15:52
NEWS A former Intel employee has been found guilty of insider trading. Brian Pridgeon was fined $12,000 and sentenced to six months of home detention after pleading guilty of making more than $232,000 with his two partners through insider dealing. The former Intel product marketing engineer made the money during Intel's acquisition of Ancor Communications in December 1999.
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