Telit CEO leaves after links emerge to decades-old fraud

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Cats has served as Telit’s CEO since 2000
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Cats has served as Telit’s CEO since 2000

Is CEO Oozi Cats really fugitive Uzi Kats?

The boss of internet of things company Telit has resigned, due to alleged links to a fraud committed in Boston, MA - 25 years ago. In 1992, a man named ‘Uzi Katz' was indicted by Boston's distri...

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