Overdue. [And risking self-IDing with "The SlashMonster"]

US investigates SAP, Carahsoft over price-fixing claims, Bloomberg News reports

Sep 25th, 06:36:46

(Reuters) -The U.S. is investigating German software firm SAP, U.S. IT services provider Carahsoft Technology, and others in a civil probe for potentially conspiring to overcharge government agencies over the course of a decade, Bloomberg News reported late Tuesday.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers have been investigating since at least 2022 whether SAP illegally conspired with Carahsoft to fix prices on sales to the U.S. military and other parts of the government, Bloomberg said, citing federal court documents filed in Baltimore.

https://app.piqsuite.com/reuters/us-investigates-sap-carahsoft-over-price-fixing-claims-bloomberg-news-reports-2024-09-25-11-36-33

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"The great"

Peter Baker @peterbakernyt

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Harris will be interviewed today by the great @SRuhle on MSNBC, to be aired in a special tonight at 7 pm followed by analysis on @11thHour

Stephen L. Miller @redsteeze

She's already stated she thinks the Boston marathon bomber should be able to vote and hasn't gone back on that one.

https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/1838897031051669620

>>21654137

Best blonde in a dress scene for that era.

Hi Max!

The Curious Case of Sue Mi Terry

The think tanker’s recent exposure as a paid actor for a foreign country may not be the most egregious example of foreign corruption, but it represents a deep need for reform in Washington.

""The indictment, unsealed in July, accuses one of Washington’s most prominent analysts of the Korean peninsula of secretly acting for years as an agent of the government in South Korea. Sue Mi Terry is hardly a household name, but she has for years served as one of the go-to think tankers for all things Korea policy. Writing for major journals, hosting major events, working for America’s leading think tanks, Terry—a former CIA analyst and former member of the White House’s National Security Council—rose to the top of those voices helping steer U.S. policy vis-à-vis both North Korea and South Korea.""

https://newrepublic.com/article/186167/sue-mi-terry-think-tank-corruption

>>21654229

No, it was Cheryl Rixon, courtesy of Bob Guccione.

>>21654311

I'll raise you a Mr. Five by Five.

>>21654326

The Lineup at Newport, 1960.