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Marine Corp Veteran Receives $80,000 in Bills for Appendectomy

A Marine Corp Veteran Received $80,000 in Medical Bills for an Appendectomy It kicked off a months-long battle to have the charges reduced. By Elizabeth Lawrence, Kaiser Health News Apr 22, 2021 Rachel Woolf In late August 2019, Shannon Harness awoke to serious pain in the lower right side of his abdomen a telltale sign of appendicitis. He booked it to the emergency room of the only hospital in the county: Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center in Salida, Colorado. After a CT scan, doctors told Harness he had acute appendicitis and required immediate surgery. A surgeon performed an appendectomy that night and released Harness the next day.

The Boulder shooting suspect passed a background check before buying his gun, the store owner says

The Boulder shooting suspect passed a background check before buying his gun, the store owner says
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Criminal case against NatWest tip of £90bn iceberg in money laundering capital of the world

Criminal case against NatWest tip of £90bn iceberg in money laundering capital of the world
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Digital Transformation Specialist Fenergo Reveals that Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong Ranked Highest for Issuing Fines for Financial Crimes

Search Digital Transformation Specialist Fenergo Reveals that Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong Ranked Highest for Issuing Fines for Financial Crimes A new study by Fenergo, provider of digital transformation, customer journey and client lifecycle management (CLM) software, has revealed that Malaysia ranked the highest for data privacy fines in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. Fines from Malaysian authorities totaled nearly $4 billion this past year. Neighboring countries or territories such as Hong Kong (appr. $107 million) and Singapore (appr. $123 million) also issued heavy fines for abusive activities.. In the APAC region, the total of enforcement actions targeted at financial institutions and individuals stood at over $5.18 billion last year.

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