Wendy Wong ran a Milpitas business called House of Aloha Hawaii, which came to an end in August 2019 as a long line of victims came forward to report their ruined vacation plans and $200,000 in missing money.
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Former Theranos COO Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani Found Guilty Of Conspiracy, Wire Fraud
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Feds Charge Romanian with Fraud in Bogus Online Auto Sales
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Former San Jose Resident Sentenced to Five Years In Prison for Online Fraud Scheme
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Justice Department Announces Nationwide Arrests for COVID-19 Fraud, including Two Locals
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Former H-P Manager Pleads Guilty to $5.2M Credit Card Fraud
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Lawyer Gets More Than Three Years In Prison For Embezzling $500K from Tech Startup
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Former JHL Biotech Execs Sentenced for Stealing Trade Secrets Exceeding $101 Million
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Between 2011 and 2019, Racho Jordanov, as President and CEO of JHL Biotech, obtained and possessed confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information from Genentech, and used it to accelerate the timeline for and to reduce the costs of JHL Biotech’s development and production of copies of Genentech products.
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Dominic Caserta Posts Bail, Faces Arraignment on Fraud, Forgery Charges
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Three San Jose Men Get Prison Terms for Odometer-fraud Scheme
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Retired San Jose Cop and Wife Convicted of Millions in Insurance Fraud, Money Laundering
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Robert Foster, 48, of Morgan Hill, pleaded no contest to a series of felony fraud charges in connection with his security business and will be sentenced to three years in county jail and two years of mandatory supervision. Foster will repay $1.13 million to Everest National Insurance and the Employment Development Department.
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Federal Jury Convicts Elizabeth Holmes of Defrauding Theranos Investors
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A San Jose jury on Jan. 3 found Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes guilty of four federal charges for defrauding investors, but not guilty of four charges related to defrauding patients. Holmes, founder and CEO of the now-defunct blood-testing company, had been charged with 11 counts related to lying to investors, doctors and patients.
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