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_________::::____#32 - September 21, 2005_______________
Updated:  9/20/05 10:24 p.m.

09/20/05 Glaxo settles drug pricing case, U.S. says  -  Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline
(GSK.L: Quote, Profile, Research) has paid more than $150 million to settle
government charges that the company fraudulently inflated the price of drugs
purchased by federal health-care programs, the U.S. Justice Department said on
Tuesday.

09/20/05 Ex-Hollinger Executive Radler Pleads Guilty to Fraud - David Radler, the
former chief operating officer of Hollinger International Inc., pleaded guilty to a
federal fraud charge and agreed to cooperate with a Justice Department probe of
his former boss, Conrad Black.

09/20/05 Fraud 'starts at the top,' says analyst - If you're considering blowing the
whistle on your company's illicit activities, it may be best to have someone like
Harry Markopolos on your side.

09/20/05 Judge Orders Scrushy, SEC to Mediate - HealthSouth's former chairman
and CEO has been campaigning for his old job; if the SEC prevails, Scrushy would
likely face a permanent bar from serving as a director or officer of any public
company.

09/20/05 GAO Questions Adequacy of SEC Fund Probes - Congressional
investigators have questioned the adequacy of inspections of mutual funds by the
Securities and Exchange Commission, a few months after finding that the agency
failed to uncover trading abuses throughout the fund industry that cost investors
billions of dollars.
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