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Coverage dated November 1, 2022

Former employee admits defrauding Apple of $17 million

Headline from Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

Federal prosecutors say a former Apple employee pleaded guilty Tuesday to defrauding the tech giant out of more than $17 million over seven years. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says Dhirendra

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  1. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

    Former employee admits defrauding Apple of $17 million (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

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    Federal prosecutors say a former Apple employee pleaded guilty Tuesday to defrauding the tech giant out of more than $17 million over seven years. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says Dhirendra

  2. Los Angeles Times

    Former Apple employee admits defrauding the company of $17 million (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Dhirendra Prasad, 52, could face more than 20 years in prison for illegal schemes that involved kickbacks, inflated invoices and theft of parts.

  3. Engadget

    Former Apple employee admits to defrauding the company out of $17 million (opens Engadget)

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    In one scheme, Dhirendra Prasad and a co-conspirator got Apple to buy back its own components..

  4. NBC Los Angeles

    Former Apple Employee Admits to Defrauding Tech Giant of $17 Million Over Seven Years (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    The former employee could face more than 20 years in prison when he's sentenced next March.

  5. CBS News

    Former Apple employee admits bilking company out of $17 million (opens CBS News)

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    Federal prosecutors say he confessed that he took kickbacks, inflated invoices, stole parts and had Apple pay for items and services never received.

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