Biomedcare Inc

The founder of Irvine's Biomedcare Inc. has been accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of selling nearly $2 million in unregistered securities in a company he previously operated to immigrant Vietnamese investors.

Orange County companies are ready to start building everything from hotels to oil refineries in Vietnam and to begin marketing a wide range of products and services. "The Pacific Rim is our next frontier," said Jeff D'Eliscu, a spokesman for Irvine-based Allergan Inc., the world's biggest manufacturer of eye-care products. "It's one of our top corporate priorities."

A Vietnamese inventor of an intravenous medical device has been accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of making fraudulent claims about his former company and selling nearly $2-million worth of unregistered securities to Vietnamese investors. Lloyd Tran, founder of Biomedcare Inc.

The founder of Irvine's Biomedcare Inc. has been accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of selling nearly $2 million in unregistered securities in a company he previously operated to immigrant Vietnamese investors.

Orange County companies are ready to start building everything from hotels to oil refineries in Vietnam and to begin marketing a wide range of products and services. "The Pacific Rim is our next frontier," said Jeff D'Eliscu, a spokesman for Irvine-based Allergan Inc., the world's biggest manufacturer of eye-care products. "It's one of our top corporate priorities."

A Vietnamese inventor of an intravenous medical device has been accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of making fraudulent claims about his former company and selling nearly $2-million worth of unregistered securities to Vietnamese investors. Lloyd Tran, founder of Biomedcare Inc.