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Ex-Cardinal Health execs settle with SEC
A group of three Cardinal Health executives have agreed to pay $245,000 in civil penalties to resolve a garden-variety financial scandal, one in which they were accused of manipulating and... Read more...
WellCare agrees to pay $10M to settle SEC investigation
WellCare Health Plans has agreed to pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $10 million in civil penalties to put an investigation to rest. The company still faces several other federal and state... Read more...
UnitedHealth settles SEC charges
Following on the heels of an $895 million class-action suit settlement over stock-option back-dating, UnitedHealth Group has now agreed to settle charges that it violated a myriad of securities laws,... Read more...
DaVita subpoenaed by HHS Inspector General
Renal-care firm DaVita has received a subpoena from the HHS Inspector General's office asking for documents related to its use of vitamin D and anemia drugs. The company, which disclosed the request... Read more...
WellCare can't file quarterly financial reports
WellCare Health Plans, already under investigation by far too many state and federal agencies, has reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission that it will be unable to file past quarterly... Read more...
