Business News
A Wegmans Employee Allegedly Stole Over $500,000 from the Company
Alicia Torres pleaded guilty to crimes carried out over nine years while working at Wegmans in Webster, New York.
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Business News
These Two Cars Are So Easy to Steal That 17 State Attorneys General Want Them Recalled
The manufacturers failed to install anti-theft devices that are standard in other new vehicles, according to California's Department of Justice.
By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders
Employee Theft is More Common Than You Think. This is What You Should Do About It.
Almost every day, you can read reports about how employees are stealing from their employers. So what should you do to prevent this kind of thing from happening before it happens? Well, there are a few things.
By Gene Marks
Business News
A Texas Man Tracked Down His Stolen Truck With an Apple Airtag. The Theft Turned into a Homicide After He Took Matters Into His Own Hands.
The suspect died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Business News
Singer Jewel Says Her Mom Allegedly Stole $100 Million From Her: ‘I Woke Up and Realized She Embezzled All of My Money.’
The singer opened up about her estrangement from her mom and the alleged theft on the 'Verywell Mind Podcast.'
Business Accounting
How to Reduce the Risk of Fraudsters Accessing Your Business and Personal Bank Accounts
Learn the different types of business and personal identity theft and a few tips on how to prevent it.
By John Kyle
Business News
These Two Cars Are Stolen So Often Insurance Won’t Cover Them
Progressive and State Farm have dropped some older Hyundai and Kia models after learning that a design flaw makes them easy to start without a key.
Thought Leaders
So What If Hans Niemann Was Cheating? Cheaters Are Everywhere in Business. To Survive, You Must Stay One Step Ahead.
Wake up, everyone. Cheating is nothing new to anyone running a business.
By Gene Marks
Business News
Major U.S. Retailers Urge Congress to Help Amid Smash-and-Grab Crime Surge
The group asked Congress to pass legislation that would make it difficult for perpetrators to resell stolen merchandise online.
By Amanda Breen
Business Operations & Logistics
Stay Safe During the Holidays With These Deals
Don't let a home or office robbery ruin your holiday season.
Tech
4 Security Tips To Help Your Business Grow
Technology is the key to making sure no one unlocks your doors or data.
Business News
Walmart Is Using AI to Prevent Checkout Theft
Over 1,000 stores are using computer vision tech to watch checkouts and ensure no item ever goes unscanned.
Entrepreneurs
This Photographer’s Distinctive Food Art Often Gets Stolen. Here’s How She Stands Up for Herself and Stays Positive.
Brittany Wright of @wrightkitchen built a business around Instagram, but she's seeking ways to reclaim ownership of her work that's been lifted from the platform.
Business News
A Woman Got Caught Allegedly Trying to Smuggle 102 iPhones Into China by Strapping Them to Her Body
Apparently, it's the largest number of iPhones that Shenzhen customs officials have found on a smuggler's body.
Business Accounting
Why Embezzlement Most Often Occurs at Small Businesses — and How to Prevent It From Happening to You
A recent survey shows 80 percent of embezzlements occurred at small businesses.
By Ken Springer
Business Accounting
The 5 Most Common Fraud Scenarios for Small Businesses
Owners must maintain a high degree of crucial oversight over their financial affairs.
Business News
China Battles Toilet Paper Thieves With Facial Recognition
Artificial intelligence has invaded public bathrooms in Beijing, where toilet paper dispensers now detect people's faces before giving out more tissue.
By Tom Brant
Business News
Razer’s 3-Screen Laptops Stolen From CES Booth
Razer is offering a $25,000 reward for 'original information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of a criminal suspect.'
Business Accounting
Holy Franklins! Businesses Lose How Much in Paper Cash Each Year?
It's an age-old problem that technology may be able to help solve.
Thought Leaders
How This Man Made the Leap From Artist to Entrepreneur
'The entrepreneurial spirit of defining, of iterating on a vision is what artists are fundamentally all about,' says Monegraph founder Kevin McCoy.
By Jared Keller
Building a Business
How to Handle the Disgruntled Employee Out to Sabotage Your Business
An unhappy team member can be your worst enemy if he or she is seeking revenge. Here's how to prevent an insider from destroying your brand.
By Anca Bradley
Building a Business
How a Robbery Led to a Business Idea
Enjoy the beach or pool without getting burned by theft.
Business Accounting
5 Tips to Avoid Employee Embezzlement
Don't let your business be sunk by this all-too-common issue that usually stems from trusting too much.
Tech
FCC Chief Urges Mobile Industry to Install Anti-Theft Protections on Devices by Default
The current mandate over such features is defined by disparate state laws.
By Geoff Weiss
Building a Business
6 Low-Tech Ways to Reduce Shoplifting
Lighting and personal greetings are among the low-tech ways you and can make your store less attractive to thieves.
Building a Business
Your Apple Watch May Not Be as Safe as You Think
The new smartwatch lacks a key feature other devices from the company have that help deter theft.
Business Accounting
4 Ways to Protect Your Business Against Employee Fraud and Theft
Putting these strategies in place will discourage bad behavior.
By Joe Worth