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A federal grand jury has indicted a husband and wife who own a grain storage company in northwestern Missouri, alleging that they conspired to victimize more than 100 farmers at an estimated loss exceeding $3..1 million by selling grain the farmers owned without paying them and by commingling and embezzling the farmers’ money
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a Dartmouth College bioengineering professor did not commit fraud in obtaining a license to use genome sequencing data and did not breach his written agreement to publish only a limited portion of the data each year by sharing it with his business
