Whistleblower Lawsuit Calls Billionaire's Healthcare Startup 'Fraudulent'

FOLLOW FORBES TODAY'S TOP STORIES JANUARY 15, 2015 FORWARD TO A FRIEND Whistleblower Lawsuit Calls Patrick Soon-Shiong's Healthcare Startup 'Fraudulent' Patrick Soon-Shiong, the world’s richest doctor, has promised that his new company, NantHealth, can dramatically improve care for cancer patients everywhere. But a lawsuit filed yesterday alleges that the company is anything but a dramatic leap forward. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  NantHealth's IPO Inspiration CEO Patrick Soon-Shiong tells Steve Forbes the inspiration for taking his company public in 2015. SHARE: The DHS Agent Who Infiltrated Silk Road To Take Down Its Kingpin By late July 2013, Jared Der-Yeghiayan, a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations based out of Chicago, had taken over the account of a Silk Road moderator. Today in court, he testified about his role in the sting that led to Ross Ulbricht’s arrest on October 1, 2013.Read More > SHARE: 'Birdman' And 'Budapest' Lead A Predictable List Of Oscar Nominees Once again the Academy snubs diversity in the name of honoring the same old kinds of movies. Read More > SHARE: New Hires And Quick Fixes: An Excerpt From FORBES' Newest E-Book Really, now, “good enough for entry level” just means you have a few more years of preparation ahead of you before an employer becomes remotely confident in your ability to put things in a binder. Read More > SHARE: How The Rich Spend Their Money: The Global Luxury Goods Market In 2014 With more billionaires in the world than ever, it’s little wonder that the value of the world’s luxury goods market has risen significantly in recent years. Read More > SHARE: