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Samueli suspended by NHL

Anaheim Ducks co-owner Henry Samueli was suspended indefinitely by the National Hockey League after the co-founder of Broadcom pleaded guilty to one count of lying to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about his role in the backdating of employee stock option grants. He is due to be sentenced August 18, but under a plead deal Samueli is expected to get five years probation, pay $12 million to the U.S. Treasury and be fined $250,000.

Sort of related: Former L.A. Kings troublemaker Sean Avery interned for a month at that hotbed of hockey style: Vogue.


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