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    Legal and Regulatory Environment Walmart provide information on common scams to their customers such as fraud awareness sign and brochure. They also help their associates understand how to spot signs of fraud and protect the financial interests of their customers. They trained their associates on fraud and money laundering as part of their prevention strategy. In addition, Walmart uses an anti-money laundering software solution to monitor financial services activity for potential financial

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    Ciminal Analysis

    information that has and will be gathered. Each person and item involved will offer valuable information. Once all of this information is categorized the team will be able to start seeing a pattern. These patterns will help strengthen the case of fraud. CityPlus has chosen this team to review the case. The team has been informed of the details of this case. They have also been informed of the actions they are expected to take as well as what to say. This team is very dedicated to finding the

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    The Threat of Fraud

    The Threat of Fraud Tracey Brewer American InterContinental University Security and Loss Prevention CRJS270-1301B-01 Jade Pumphrey March 28, 2013 Abstract Identity theft, whether on a personal or business level is a criminal act. So, for many years individuals have plotted and schemed to come up with scams to obtain personal information from other individuals or organization to either sabotage one’s reputation or obtain financial gain. Either way, this wave of criminal activity is wreaking

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    Cyber Crime

    think of, such as entertainment, business, sports, health or education. However, one of the major disadvantages of internet is cyber crime. which is an illegal activity that committed on the internet and this includes email espionage, credit card fraud, spam’s, software piracy download illegal music, steal money from online bank account and so on .It also includes non monetary offenses such as creating and distributing viruses on other computers and posting confidential business information on the

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    The Fraud of the Century: the Case of Bernard Madoff

    The Fraud of the Century: The Case of Bernard Madoff 1. What are the ethical issues involved in the Madoff case? Not only is what Bernard Madoff did highly unethical but for his company to be able to pass the tax audition imposed question on the SEC internal system a farce. I guess Madoff bribed the auditors. I guess the saying money talks holds true for some. How people could morally falsify documents for money is just beyond comprehensible. To even take advantage of an innocent person is unfathomable

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    United Way of America 2011

    management practices. (3) Brief Chronology In late 1991 and extending into February 1992, the UWA Board of Governors ordered an independent internal investigation of long-time UWA President William Aramony for allegations of misuse of funds, fraud, tax evasion and illegal operation of satellite businesses. The investigation emerged in response to information provided (anonymously) by UWA staffers to LaSalle D. Leffall Jr., Chair of UWA’s Executive Committee, to inquiries from a Washington Post

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    Business Research Ethics

    pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges, Beam being one of them. Richard Scrushy, founder and former CEO of HealthSouth Corp., denied that he was involved in this fraud and 36 of his fraud charges were dropped. But the following year, in 2006, Scrushy and former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman were found guilty of federal bribery charges and are now serving a six-year sentence at a Teaxas prison. Aaron Beam is a co-founder of HealthSouth. In 2005, Beam was convicted of Bank Fraud. He was sentenced to

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    Fraud

    FRAUD: FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES A REVIEW OF THE CRIMES Introduction Investigations into fraudulent activities have brought much attention to Federal Government spending. The impact of fraud and the corruption caused by internal parties or external entities targeting government funds can be substantiated. For example, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) in a 2012 Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse projected a global fraud loss of more than $3.5 trillion per

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    Unhealthy Lunches

    Business Law and Corporate Ethics Shawn Greiner May13, 2014 Faculty: Jonathan McGovern BUS2112 A05 Argosy University Online Ethical Concerns of False information Ethical lapses and moral indiscretions can occur under the pressures in today’s marketplace to generate profits. In general, business people, students, customers know the difference between right and wrong! Ethics are related to matters of right and wrong or moral conduct pertaining to marketing communications. Central

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    Ebay Case

    the buyer as well as the seller. 2. What potential contracting problems exist on eBay? Potential contracting problems which exists on eBay are misuse of online marketplace in the form of trading on banned items, selling of damaged products, frauds in the form of non payment of goods after buying or non delivery of goods after selling etc. Also, since it is an online marketplace, it is difficult to judge the authenticity of buyers and sellers in advance. Another potential contracting problem

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