Financial Crime: Ex-Qualcomm VP charged with fraud for hiding role in microchip startup the tech giant bought for $150 million

August 12, 2022

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Karim Arabi’s contract stated that anything he created while working for Qualcomm belonged to the company.

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Financial Crime: Ex-Qualcomm VP charged with fraud for hiding role in microchip startup the tech giant bought for $150 million

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