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Though the verdict surrounding her wire fraud charge might be debated, what the Theranos founder was indisputably guilty of is a breach of some of the essential ethical codes of business conduct.

Law-enforcement officials say they haven't seen these organizing methods before, which make it difficult to identify and arrest suspects.

The Swede scammed more than 3,500 victims out of $16 million collectively.

The custom handsets included iPhones that were allegedly used to evade police surveillance.

Don't let your business become a victim to the onslaught of attacks.

Officials say the killer may have been interrupted.

A look at some of the biggest settlements for alleged corporate crimes.

A recent watchdog report found "significant risk" for fraud in the PPP. We spoke to a risk-management expert who identified the scope of the problem, and how to zero in on the seasoned fraudsters.

The global team is dedicated to taking down fake products and the folks who sell them.

Activists filmed several instances of abuse at Fair Oaks Farms in Indiana.

Not only is there a real need for people who have experienced cybercrime to report it but there are concerns over the large number of people who choose not to raise any alarm.

The inside finances of the world's most law-adverse entrepreneurs.

Billy McFarland defrauded investors of tens of millions of dollars.

Checkr sells AI-powered background check software to companies. Now, it's giving job candidates a glimpse into what potential employers might see.

From New Zealand's avocado crime wave to a $98,000 ramen noodle heist -- check out these crazy crimes.

Checkr's co-founder and CEO makes the case for why businesses and society are better off when background checks are streamlined with technology.

The survey asked Facebook users whether it'd be OK for adults to use the platform to ask a 14-year-old girl for sexual pictures.

The site was used by 'hundreds of thousands' of people to buy and sell illegal goods and services, such as drugs, stolen IDs, malware and other hacking tools.

Razer is offering a $25,000 reward for 'original information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of a criminal suspect.'

Amazon's voice assistant may provide clues in an Arkansas case in which a man was found dead in a hot tub.

Goldman Sachs is using Spotify to help college students prepare for the future.