Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. investment banker Brijesh Goel should serve more than three years in prison for sharing confidential deal information with a friend who traded on it, federal prosecutors said. The Manhattan US attorney’s office on Wednesday recommended a term at the low end of the 41-to-51 month guideline for the counts on which Goel, 39, was convicted in June. In addition, Goldman asked for Goel to cover $393,149 in costs it incurred cooperating with the prosecution. The former Goldman vice president is due to be sentenced on Nov. 1 by US District Judge P. Kevin Castel, who is not bound by the ... (full story)