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Shalin Jhaveri, 29, of Syracuse admitted being employed by Bristol-Myers-Squibb as a technical operations associate from November of 2007 until his termination on Feb. 2.
The complaint alleges that during his employment, Jhaveri stole numerous trade secrets as part of a plan to establish a pharmaceutical firm in his native India which would compete with Bristol-Myers-Squibb in various markets around the world.
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