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1. D.C. MAN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR DEFRAUDING CORPORATIONS OF OVER $900,000

2. GALLEGO APPLAUDS FTC KROGER-ALBERTSONS LAWSUIT: 'CORPORATIONS SHOULDN'T RAKE IN PROFITS WHILE ARIZONANS SUFFER'

3. BROTHER-SISTER DUO INDICTED FOR LAUNDERING MORE THAN $42 MILLION OF DRUG PROCEEDS THROUGH 22 SHELL CORPORATIONS

5. ATTORNEY GENERAL BECERRA FILES BRIEF IN THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN SUPPORT OF CITIZENS' RIGHT TO BRING CASES AGAINST OUT-OF-STATE CORPORATIONS

6. AG PAXTON LEADS MULTISTATE AMICUS URGING SCOTUS TO ALLOW PEOPLE TO SUE CORPORATIONS IN THE STATE WHERE THEY WERE INJURED

7. EXECUTIVE WALLACE TANG AND THREE CORPORATIONS SENTENCED FOR DEFRAUDING NASA, NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, AND ENERGY DEPARTMENT MATTER

8. MEMBER OF COMPUTER HACKING GROUP 'NULLCREW' SENTENCED TO NEARLY FOUR YEARS FOR LAUNCHING CYBER-ATTACKS ON CORPORATIONS AND UNIVERSITIES

9. TWO SOUTH JERSEY CORPORATIONS AND FIVE OF THEIR OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH STEALING NEARLY $600,000 BY PROVIDING MISLEADING INFORMATION TO WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE CARRIER

10. FORMER ENGINEER AT TWO GLOBAL MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATIONS SENTENCED TO 18 MONTHS IN PRISON FOR THEFT OF TRADE SECRETS

11. LGBT, HIV, AND WOMEN'S GROUPS SPEAK OUT AGAINST EFFORTS TO LET CORPORATIONS DISCRIMINATE 50 GROUPS ISSUE STATEMENT AGAINST EXTREME AGENDA IN STATE BILLS AND U.S. SUPREME COURT CASE THAT WOULD LET CORPORATIONS PICK AND CHOOSE LAWS TO OBEY

12. NEW: NCUA SUES J.P. MORGAN, WAMU, OTHERS OVER $2.2 BILLION IN SECURITIES SALES TO CORPORATES

13. ANKENY BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED TO 57 MONTHS FOR INSURANCE FRAUD PAYROLL SHUFFLING AND CREATION OF SHELL CORPORATIONS CAUSED $778,940 IN LOSSES

14. TWO SHIPPING CORPORATIONS PLEAD GUILTY AND ARE SENTENCED IN MARYLAND FOR OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES COMPANIES EACH SENTENCED TO PAY $1.2 MILLION, INCLUDING $550,000 TO BENEFIT CHESAPEAKE BAY

15. TWO SHIPPING CORPORATIONS PLEAD GUILTY AND ARE SENTENCED IN MARYLAND FOR OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES

17. NINE INDIVIDUALS AND THREE CORPORATIONS FACE 31 COUNT HEALTH CARE FRAUD INDICTMENT

19. EUROPEAN SHIPPING CORPORATIONS INDICTED IN EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS

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