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6th Circuit finds whistleblower law shields ex-employees from retaliation REUTERS

Financial Crime Reporting Rules Extended To Cryptoasset Firms FORBES

Former Owners of Telemarketing Company Agree to Pay At Least $4 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations DOJ

SEC Charges Unregistered Investment Adviser with Defrauding Investors in Decade-Long Scheme SEC

Ohio Treatment Facilities and Corporate Parent Agree to Pay $10.25 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations of Kickbacks to Patients and Unnecessary Admissions DOJ

SEC Issues Over $5 Million to Joint Whistleblowers Located Abroad SEC

SAP Public Services, Inc. to Pay $2.2 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations DOJ

United Airlines to Pay $49 Million to Resolve Criminal Fraud Charges and Civil Claims DOJ

Federal Contractor Agrees to Pay More Than $6 Million to Settle Overbilling Allegations DOJ

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GameStop bull 'Roaring Kitty,' MassMutual hit with securities lawsuit REUTERS

Robinhood CEO admits communications shortcomings, ahead of House testimony REUTERS

This California bill could help more tech whistleblowers speak out FAST COMPANY

Clover Health shares dip as SEC looks into short-seller allegations REUTERS

GameStop frenzy prompts Yellen to call meeting with SEC, Fed POLITICO

SEC issues warning as GameStop short-selling war resumes REUTERS The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission waded into the battle between small investors and Wall Street hedge funds on Friday, warning both brokerages and the pack of social media traders that it was closely monitoring potential wrongdoing.

Millions earmarked for public health emergencies were used to pay for unrelated projects, inspector general says WASHINGTON POST Federal officials repeatedly raided a fund earmarked for biomedical research in the years leading up to the covid-19 pandemic, spending millions of dollars on unrelated salaries, administrative expenses and even the cost of removing office furniture, according to the findings of an investigation into a whistleblower complaint shared with The Washington Post.

Attorney General Becerra Announces $40 Million Nationwide Settlement with Apria Healthcare STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Space Force delays deal to ‘further evaluate’ contractor found to have acted fraudulently WASHINGTON POST

Justice Department Recovers Over $2.2 Billion from False Claims Act Cases in Fiscal Year 2020 DOJ