A company that operates 130 fitness centers has agreed to pay the government to resolve a pandemic-era loan dispute.

Third-round PPP funding was offered to help employees and keep businesses afloat Reviewed by Doretha Clemon Fact checked by Michael Rosenston The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA) was ...

Four non-profit organizations have agreed to pay over $3 million to settle allegations of improperly obtaining Paycheck ...

A Milford-based company that owns Planet Fitness locations in Connecticut and several other states and Canada has returned ...

One of the founders of the lender service provider Blueacorn has entered a guilty plea in a scheme intended to fraudulently obtain COVID relief money through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). A ...

New England auto mogul Herb Chambers has agreed to pay roughly $11.8 million to resolve federal allegations that several of his companies falsely certified eligibility for pandemic-era emergency ...

Araceli Benitez allegedly advertised services to obtain Paycheck Protection Program loans. Benitez arrested in FBI, IRS investigation into COVID-19 relief fraud. Paycheck Protection Program was ...

Ajinomoto Cambrooke, Inc., a company headquartered in Ayer., has agreed to pay $1,360,819.04 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by obtaining a Paycheck ...

After the first Covid-19 stimulus bill was signed into law, the San Francisco Opera received an $8.9 million loan under the bill’s Paycheck Protection Program to keep about 400 employees on payroll ...

MacDermid Inc., a well-known Waterbury company, has paid a more than $2.2 million settlement over allegations that a company it acquired made false claims to receive federal relief during the COVID-19 ...