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Around 14 people, including several Indian-origin business owners and employees have been charged in a USD 53 million fraud scheme involving a COVID-19 pandemic relief programme in the US state of Texas.

A group of 14 individuals, including Indian-origin business owners, have been charged in a $53 million fraud case involving a COVID-19 relief program in Texas. | World News

Fourteen people, mostly of Indian-origin, have been charged in the US for allegedly bilking a Covid-era financial program, and numerous financial institutions out of more than $53 million in loan proceeds.The defendants were arrested last week ...

Fourteen people, mostly of Indian origin, have been charged in the US for allegedly bilking a Covid-era financial program, and numerous financial institutions out of more than $53 million in loan proceeds.

Fourteen people, mostly of Indian-origin, have been charged in the US for allegedly bilking a Covid-era financial program, and numerous financial institutions out of more than $53 million in loan proceeds.The defendants were arrested last week ...

Federal law enforcement authorities are alleging a Marina del Rey resident used shell companies to defraud the government of nearly $3.2 million in business aid.

The 3PL trade group established its Fraud Task Force aimed at combating freight fraud in the marketplace. Also: Recalls hit Volvo, International trucks, Mack and Volvo electric trucks, and Wabash van trailers; ATA charity donates to disaster relief group.

Over a nearly six-year period, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued more than 500 of an obscure type of summons to San Diego utilities companies, schools, government entities and more.

TIAs Fraud Task Force aims to reduce fraudulent activities in the marketplace and actively engaging the FMCSA to address these concerns. Also: Recalls hit International, Volvo, Mack trucks, Wabash van trailers.

A Manassas man and a Bealeton man pleaded guilty Friday to engaging in a joint scheme to defraud banks and the Small Business Administration of over $7 million in COVID-19