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Six Southern California Companies Ordered to Pay $1 83 Billion in Restitution for Scheming to Avoid Payment of Aluminum Duties

LOS ANGELES – Six Southern California companies today were ordered to pay $1.83 billion in restitution for participating in a conspiracy to

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Six Southern California companies convicted of scheming to avoid payment of $1 8 billion in duties on imported Chinese aluminum

August 23, 2021 A federal jury today found six corporate entities guilty of participating in a wide-ranging conspiracy to defraud the United States via a wire-and-customs fraud scheme in which huge amounts of aluminum – disguised as “pallets” to avoid $1.8 billion in customs duties – were exported to the United States and were “sold” to fraudulently inflate a China-based company’s revenues and deceive investors worldwide.

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Gen Z wants to wait a little bit to get COVID vaccine Experts say there s no time to waste

Gen Z wants to wait a little bit to get COVID vaccine Experts say there s no time to waste
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Gen Z wants to wait a little bit to get COVID vaccine Experts say there s no time to waste

Gen Z wants to wait a little bit to get COVID vaccine. Experts say there s no time to waste. Joel Shannon, Edward Segarra, Steven Vargas and Kate Mabus, USA TODAY © John Locher, AP Johnson Shao, a nursing student at the College of Southern Nevada, administers the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination center at UNLV in Las Vegas on April 26. Patricia Smithson, 23, thought about her aunt in New York who died alone of COVID-19 when she decided to get her vaccine. Benny Romero, 24, hasn t found the time to get his yet and might wait a little longer. Gracie Poynter, 21, knows her concerns about the safety of the shots could jeopardize her job in health care.

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