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WEBFeds Flag $5.6M Border Pavement Project for Improper Contracting. Rihem Akkouche - September 25, 2024. The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has come under scrutiny for bypassing competitive bidding requirements in a $5.6 million pavement services contract at several...
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WEBCalifornia’s $500K Disability Fraud Scandal: 12 Charged in Statewide Sting Operation. Samuel Lopez - August 24, 2024. Quick Hits: $500,000 Disability Fraud Scheme Exposed: California Department of Insurance takes down a statewide fraud ring …
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WEBFlorida Attorney Faces Criminal Charges for Embezzling $650K. Rochdi Rais - September 16, 2024. A disbarred Florida attorney, John Spencer Jenkins, has been charged with wire fraud and money laundering for allegedly embezzling nearly $650,000 from a deceased...
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WEBThe Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to revisit Eli Lilly & Co.'s midsuit appeal in an age discrimination lawsuit, challenging a lower...
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WEBCalifornia Man Accused of Starting the Line Fire in San Bernardino. Jackie Allen - September 13, 2024. Justin Wayne Halstenberg, 34, is accused of starting the Line Fire. He was charged with nine counts of allegedly igniting blazes across three locations...
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WEBCisco $65.7M Verdict in Patent Infringement Case. Rihem Akkouche - September 2, 2024. A Western District of Texas jury delivered a substantial blow to Cisco Systems, rendering a $65.7 million verdict on Thursday for directly infringing Paltalk's...
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WEBRaphael Bostic, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, violated multiple internal trading rules, including blackout periods, disclosure requirements, holding limits,...
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WEBHostmore, a British restaurant group, announced Monday that it has called off its £177 million ($231.4 million) deal to acquire the American-themed casual dining...
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WEBRaphael Bostic, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, violated multiple internal trading rules, including blackout periods, disclosure requirements, holding limits,...
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WEBThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) asked a D.C. federal court on Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a group...