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| 229 Updated: 8/01/06 9:22 p.m. 08/01/06 Some Merrill Lynch Convictions Reversed A federal appeals court on Tuesday reversed several convictions against four former Merrill Lynch executives found guilty of helping engineer Enron's 1999 sale of mobile power plants to the brokerage to help the energy trader appear to have met earnings targets. 08/01/06 L.A. Attorney Arrested For Alleged Embezzlement An attorney accused of embezzling more than $300,000 from a half-dozen clients, including a woman with breast cancer, was arrested Tuesday on a felony warrant, prosecutors said. 08/01/06 Man sentenced in embezzlement The former secretary/treasurer of a statewide association for correctional officers received a three-year deferred sentence for embezzling money from the group. 08/01/06 SEC Sues Five for Financial Fraud Former Daisytek executives are charged with playing games with rebates to boost earnings. 08/01/06 US tweaks fraud rules to spur e-health records In an effort to encourage wider adoption of digital health records, U.S. officials on Tuesday finalized rules to allow hospitals and others to give doctors computers, software and related services without running afoul of federal fraud and abuse laws. 08/01/06 British trio gets trial delay in Enron scheme The setting of a trial date is on hold while two of three former bankers from England secure American lawyers to represent them in Enron-related charges, a federal judge ruled today. |