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Has There Been $1 Billion in PPP Fraud?
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.
'I Never Thought It Could Happen to Me' — How to Avoid Business Fraud
Pyramids, Ponzis and beyond; beware the things we don't think about that can do us in.
Why Founders Should Care as Much About Fraud as Fundraising
A lapse in corporate governance can often lead to fraud, resulting in catastrophic consequences
How to Protect Yourself and Your Business From Fraud
Avoid being ripped off requires prudence, not dark suspicions of everyone.
Are Online Reviews Reliable? You Need to Read This
Businesses are making a conscious effort to curb negative reviews, including calling out fake reviews on social media
Perpetrators of Crowdfunding Fraud Can't Hide From The Law Forever
For years, crowdfunding has been a bit like the Wild West of finance. But as the industry continues to grow, state and federal authorities are catching up to abusers of the system.
The 7 Types of Ecommerce Fraud Schemes You Should Know About
Who knew there were so many ways for people to cheat and steal?
Unhappy Holidays! Scammers May Be Cleaning Out Your Online Customers' Wallets.
Fortunately, there are steps both shoppers and retailers can take to keep online shopping fraud at bay.
Why KYE is the Key to Curbing Insider Fraud
As a means to curb fraud, Knowing Your Customer (KYC) has been made mandatory for all registered banks and financial institutions
Creator of Doomed Fyre Festival Gets 6-Year Prison Sentence
Billy McFarland defrauded investors of tens of millions of dollars.
Elon Musk's $20 Million Settlement for Fraud Charges Add to an Increasingly Bizarre Year for the Billionaire
Musk has become known for his erratic, off-the-cuff online statements, but he's now paying the price and stepping down as Tesla's chairman.
Hire With Care! Your Employees Might Just be Feeding You False Information About Themselves (Infographic)
As per the First Advantage discrepancy report, 9.3 per cent employers end up hiring employees with a fraudulent background
The Dark Web? Why Small Businesses Should Concern Themselves With the Threat.
Part of the problem starts with the fact that organizations simply don't know there is a black market for the buying and selling of stolen goods.
Don't Fall in the Phishing Trap This Tax Season
This is also a busy time for targeting businesses for scammers, who look at deceiving businesses with real-looking emails and texts, posing to be from financial institutions or government agencies
Audi CEO, Rupert Stadler, Arrested in Germany for Potential Evidence Tampering
Audi involvement speculated in Volkwagen's ongoing Deiselgate emissions scandal.