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| _________::::____#43- October 6, 2005_________________ |
| Updated: 10/6/05 11:39 a.m. 10/06/05 Russian police probe money laundering by big banks, other companies - Russian police said Thursday they were investigating suspicions that major banks and businesses had been involved in money-laundering, though they did not identify the targets of their probes. 10/06/05 Russian, Dutch offices of Yukos raided in money laundering probe - report - Russian and Dutch investigators raided the offices of Yukos subsidiaries in Moscow and Amsterdam yesterday in connection with a seven bln usd money laundering probe, the Financial Times reported. 10/06/05 Mich. House Passes Medicaid Whistleblower Act - The Michigan House of Representatives yesterday passed H.B. 4577, the Medicaid Whistleblower Protection Statute, by a 106-2 vote. Rep. David Law (R-Commerce Township) unveiled the legislation in March 2005. 10/06/05 Black Appeals Judge's Order to Let Ravelston Plead in Chicago - Conrad Black appealed an Ontario judge's order to let his former holding company, Ravelston Corp., enter a plea on criminal fraud charges in Chicago. 10/06/05 SEC Charges Ex-Execs of Vision Company - The commission set its sights on the former CFO and CEO of a bankrupt eyewear distributor and retailer. 10/06/05 Metabolife, one of owners plead guilty to tax evasion - Metabolife International Inc., which made millions of dollars selling a now-banned herbal supplement, pleaded guilty Wednesday to filing false tax returns. 10/06/05 State is out $700 million - Adding a new wrinkle to a tangled tale, a federal judge has overturned a $700 million jury award obtained by state officials in the collapse of Executive Life Insurance Co. 10/05/05 Delphi Sued over Inventory Deals - Lawsuit also names as defendants three companies that "entered into sham transactions intended to falsely inflate Delphi's reported financial results." 10/05/05 650,000 Money Laundering Cases Reported - More than 650,000 suspected money laundry cases have been reported to the Chinese Anti-Money Laundering Monitoring and Analysis Center, since it established in April 2004. 10/04/05 U.S. Department of Homeland Security Takes Unprecedented Steps to Ensure Procurement Integrity in the Gulf Coast Region - The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has taken unprecedented actions to ensure procurement integrity is maintained during one of the largest recovery efforts in the nation’s history. |