The owner and operator of a Texas laboratory was charged yesterday in connection with his role in a $79 million respiratory pathogen panel (RPP) testing fraud scheme.
According to court documents, Osman Syed, 34, also known as Syed Osman, an Indian national, caused BioDX Labs LLC (BioDX) to submit...
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Can we stop China from using Mexico and Canada to evade our tariffs?
Scores of Chinese manufacturing companies are evading US tariffs by shipping their products to factories in industrial parks in northern Mexico. In many cases, those products are fully made in mainland China but once they reach the Mexico plants they as stamped as made in Mexico. Because of Mexicoās free-trade pact...
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The Federal budget: where our money goes
In fiscal year 2023 the federal government spent $6.1 trillion. Of that iover $4.4 trillion was financed by federal revenues. The rest was financed by boirrowing. The majority of the money was spent on the following;
a. About 24 percent,...
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SEC Charges BIT Mining with FCPA Violations in Bribery Scheme to Influence Members of Japanese Parliament
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that BIT Mining Ltd., formerly known as 500.com Limited, agreed to pay a $4 million civil penalty to settle charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) from 2017 to 2019 by engaging in a widespread bribery scheme...
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How the new administration can save the American economy and preserve the strength of the U.S. dollar
The new administration has stated its intention to reduce the size of our Government to reduce expenditures by its many agencies. My fervent hope is that the new leaders will also turn their attention to our economy by reducing our $35 trillion debt. While the stock market may continue to remain strong,...
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AI systems are now helping the U.S. spot new sources of all needed rare earth elements to reduce China’s control
China presently produces 60% of the worlds rare earth elements and 85% of processing those minerals. These roughly 17 minerals are used in many of our military systems, our cell phones, batteries, catalytic converters. Itās an issue that reveals a vulnerability within the United Statesā supply chain and includes national...
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Ethos Laboratories agreed to pay $6.5 million to settle charges of fraudulent billing
Ethos Laboratories (Ethos), has agreed to pay $6.5 million to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims for payment to Medicare for urine drug testing (UDT) and for its proprietary test for chronic pain, known as the Foundation Pain Index (FPI).
According to the settlement...
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Owner of tech staffing firm pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit H-1b Visa fraud
Kishore Dattapuram pleaded guilty in federal court this week to visa fraud and conspiracy to commit visa fraud. Dattapuram, 55, and two other defendants, Kumar Aswapathi, 55, and Santosh Giri, 48, were each charged in an indictment filed Feb. 28, 2019, with one count of...
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Compound ingredient supplier Medisca Inc. pays $21.75 Million to settle False Claims Act case on inflated average wholesale prices
Medisca Inc. (Medisca), has agreed to pay $21.75 million to settle allegations that it inflated its true Average Wholesale Prices (AWPs) for two ingredients used in compound prescriptions. Mediscaās pricing scheme allegedly caused pharmacies that purchased those ingredients to submit false prescription claims to the Defense Health Agency, which administers the...
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SEC charges Carlos Sacanell with insider trading on CVS Health’s agreement to buy Oak Street Health
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Willow Grove, Pennsylvania resident Carlos Sacanell with insider trading ahead of an announcement that CVS Health Corporation, Inc. had agreed to acquire Oak Street Health, Inc. According to the SEC's complaint, Sacanell was in a long-term relationship with a...
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