COLUMBUS, Ohio AP - A federal jury on Thursday convicted five former executives of a health care company in a $1.9 billion scheme to defraud investors.The officials worked for National Century Financial Enterprises, described as the nation's largest health care financing firm before its 2002 bankruptcy.The five - some of the company's highest ranking executives - were convicted of conspiracy to commit wire and securities fraud.
March 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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COLUMBUS, Ohio AP – A federal jury on Thursday convicted five former executives of a health care company in a $1.9 billion scheme to defraud investors.
The officials worked for National Century Financial Enterprises, described as the nation’s largest health care financing firm before its 2002 bankruptcy.
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