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Office of Public Affairs | Major Generic Drug Companies to Pay Over Quarter of a Billion Dollars to Resolve Price-Fixing Charges and Divest Key Drug at the Center of Their Conspiracy

Office of Public Affairs | Major Generic Drug Companies to Pay Over Quarter of a Billion Dollars to Resolve Price-Fixing Charges and Divest Key Drug at the Center of Their Conspiracy
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Teva, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals admit price fixing, pay $225 Million penalty and Donate $50 Million | Wisconsin Law Journal

Teva, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals admit price fixing, pay $225 Million penalty and Donate $50 Million | Wisconsin Law Journal
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Engineering Firm Pleads Guilty to Decade-Long Bid Rigging and Fraud Scheme

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Real Estate Professionals Indicted for Rigging Farmland Auction

Real Estate Professionals Indicted for Rigging Farmland Auction Details Written by Justice Department Louisville, Kentucky - A federal grand jury in the Western District of Kentucky returned an indictment charging two Kentucky real estate professionals with conspiring to rig bids at an estate auction for farmland and timber rights. According to the indictment, Barry Dyer and Mackie Shelton conspired with others to rig bids at a 2018 auction for hundreds of acres of farmland and a tract of timber rights. The indictment alleges that Dyer and Shelton demanded and accepted a $40,000 payoff from competing auction participants to stop bidding, artificially suppressing the sales price of the farmland.

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