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Danville company settles anti-fraud case for $2.54 million

A Danville manufacturer will pay the federal government to settle allegations that it got money from the Paycheck Protection Program when it wasn't eligible.

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Danville company settles anti-fraud case for $2.54 million

A Danville manufacturer will pay the federal government to settle allegations that it got money from the Paycheck Protection Program when it wasn't eligible.

2 days ago·Danville, United States

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Danville Register & Bee broke the news in Danville, United States 2 days ago on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.

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