Scott Zamost

A recently unsealed lawsuit alleges sales reps from Medtronic, the world’s largest medical equipment company, operated a bribery scheme at a veteran hospital.

Victims filed arbitration claims against Morgan Stanley, alleging that it failed to reasonably supervise its employee.

A CNBC investigation found criminal networks altering pill bottles of lifesaving drugs and then selling them back to pharmacies at large discounts.

CNBC found evidence of safety shortcomings in the public utility sector and a lack of state oversight.

In a tony suburban enclave in the San Diego foothills, police say, an organized retail crime “queenpin” had built an empire.

Ulta Beauty CEO Dave Kimbell said online marketplaces are contributing to organized retail crime and need to do more to deter the sale of stolen goods.

A recently unsealed lawsuit alleges sales reps from Medtronic, the world’s largest medical equipment company, operated a bribery scheme at a Kansas hospital.

Counterfeit diabetes test strips have been sold on Amazon and shipped to patients across the U.S., said biotech company Roche.

The ringleader of a nationwide organized retail crime operation that targeted Ulta Beauty and other major retailers is facing more than five years in a California state prison.

Gilead alleges it uncovered a drug-counterfeiting operation in which its HIV medications were tampered with and improperly resold before reaching patients.