Google: Art Levinson Leaves Board - Eric Savitz (Barron's)

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Google: Art Levinson Leaves Board
Oct 12, 2009 02:45 PM UTC

Eric Savitz (Barron's)

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Via BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily - Barron's Online:

Google (GOOG) this morning announced that former Genentech (DNA) CEO Arthur Levinson has resigned as a director effective immediately. Levinson remains a member of the Apple (AAPL) board; recall that the FTC earlier this year launched a probe of the close ties between the Google and Apple boards. Google CEO Eric Schmidt resigned from the Apple board in August.

The company did not provide a reason for the resignation.

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