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We need to single out the looters by name. Otherwise our movements will get derailed.
Here’s a short list of some folks credibly accused of looting and criminality in Minneapolis that should be held accountable:
@chsinc
@xcelenergy
@usbank
@CapellaUv
@UnitedHealthGrp
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Here’s a short list of some folks credibly accused of looting and criminality in Minneapolis that should be held accountable:
@chsinc
@xcelenergy
@usbank
@CapellaUv
@UnitedHealthGrp
1/6
Minneapolis based @chsinc was caught inflated profits and let a lone employee take the fall.
https://www.startribune.com/chs-discovers-fraud-by-employee-that-led-to-overstated-profits/498699021/
2/6
https://www.startribune.com/chs-discovers-fraud-by-employee-that-led-to-overstated-profits/498699021/
2/6
Hometown @xcelemegy paid a settlement for killing five workers and injuring three.
https://www.denverpost.com/2013/05/24/xcel-energy-to-pay-150000-in-safety-penalties-from-cabin-creek-fire/
3/6
https://www.denverpost.com/2013/05/24/xcel-energy-to-pay-150000-in-safety-penalties-from-cabin-creek-fire/
3/6
There was that time that @usbank was forced to pay a $613 million settlement for laundering money.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-usbancorp/u-s-bancorp-to-pay-613-million-for-money-laundering-violations-idUSKCN1FZ1YJ
4/6
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-usbancorp/u-s-bancorp-to-pay-613-million-for-money-laundering-violations-idUSKCN1FZ1YJ
4/6
"...@capellauv is not in the business of graduating doctoral students; it’s in the business of taking tuition from doctoral students, knowing 90 percent of them will leave without a degree and buried in student loan debt."
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/peiffer-wolf-capella-university-claims-184700063.html
5/6
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/peiffer-wolf-capella-university-claims-184700063.html
5/6
Where do we begin with @UnitedHealthGrp whose CEO stole 100's of millions in stock options, was accused of medicaid fraud, & bad faith insurance practices that no doubt led to economic suffering of people seeking health, and cost them $400 million.
https://law.freeadvice.com/insurance_law/insurers_bad_faith/unitedhealth-pays-400-million-in-bad-faith-claim.htm
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https://law.freeadvice.com/insurance_law/insurers_bad_faith/unitedhealth-pays-400-million-in-bad-faith-claim.htm
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Apologies to the folks at @CapellaU for not appropriately tagging them in the original post.
