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The CEO of California's high-speed rail authority, Ian Choudri, resigned following a report detailing the misuse of over $600,000 in public funds. The September report from the state inspector general highlighted improper travel reimbursements totaling $543,000 for consultants.
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The CEO of California's high-speed rail authority, Ian Choudri, resigned following a report detailing the misuse of over $600,000 in public funds. The September report from the state inspector general highlighted improper travel reimbursements totaling $543,000 for consultants.
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California high-speed rail chief quits amid billowing expenses scandal
California high-speed rail authority CEO resigns amid fund misuse findings