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The so-called 'Angel of Death' worked under Dennis C. Miller for years.

Maybe it's time to get serious about wearing a fanny pack.

The Customer Due Diligence rule, in the works since 2012, and the proposed legislation are meant to hinder criminals from using shell companies to hide ownership and launder money, finance terror, and commit other threats to the global financial system.

Reportedly, there were "fewer than" 170 complaints of sexual assault between December 2012 and August 2015.

New research attempts to get at the root of why we are so easily persuaded to commit unethical actions when told to do so by another person.

Violence and robberies occur in cabs, too, but the personal aspect of the sharing economy makes these occurrences even more unsettling when Uber drivers are involved.

Pindrop, founded in 2011, is a voice security company that combats fraud by analyzing and assigning risk to phone calls.

The former Taco Bell exec who became infamous for assaulting his driver says it isn't his fault and the driver has to pay.

Laura Spaulding's act of kindness in 2005 led her to a revelation about crime-scene cleanup.

U.S. authorities say Dotcom and three co-accused Megaupload executives encouraged paying users to store and share copyrighted material.

The poster boy for prescription drug price increases was arrested on securities fraud charges this week.

The CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals became infamous earlier this year when he drastically raised the price of a drug taken by AIDS patients.

The man was found guilty last month and has received the maximum sentence.

Tesla says the reportedly violent breach left one employee wounded.

A memo by Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates outlines the new rules.

Hundreds of millions of virtual currency dollars are missing.

Public urination has hit a messy, innovative wall in San Francisco thanks to this wizz-repelling paint.

Michael Streko was caught after reportedly asking children for drugs. His son was found unharmed.

Michael Streko had launched a Kickstarter campaign to travel the country interviewing entrepreneurs.

Don't let your business be sunk by this all-too-common issue that usually stems from trusting too much.

Within the last year, there have been more than 10 instances in the San Francisco Bay area.