These politicians are frauds and, in many ways, dangerous frauds.
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"Short sellers — the situations in which there have been huge short interests very often — very often have been later revealed to be frauds or semi-frauds," he added.
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Lil Wayne – Nicki Minaj, single, 2017 / "No Frauds" feat.
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One only has to look at their own yearly income tax payment to put these frauds in prospective and ask how much of my tax payments are going to finance these frauds?
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All parties associated, including the women now fighting are frauds.
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They also plan research to root out frauds and scams.
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And it doesn't mean the original study authors were frauds.
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No staffers detected them as frauds, though several patients did.
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An additional 179,925 complaints reported similar frauds from recorded robocalls.
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The era also saw all politicians labelled liars and frauds.
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Second, it is often hard for consumers to spot frauds.
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Stolen data is used for identity theft and other frauds.
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Apparently, they were recording "No Frauds," which released in March.
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But some of these have turned out to be frauds.
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That is the purpose and nature of miracles… Frauds deceive.
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Many turned out to be Ponzi schemes and other frauds.
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This country of ours doesn't lack for frauds, I thought.
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The Enron and WorldCom accounting frauds had shaken corporate boards.
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It's also a nefarious world of online hucksters and frauds.
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Trump: But the other charges as she knows are frauds.
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"Richie" devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history.
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These frauds are violations of community trust that shock the conscience.
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Like Russia, Nigeria has a history of frauds spurred by petrodollars.
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Their quotes were made up frauds, a con on the public.
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The British government is contesting that frauds occurred in UK ports.
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It is quite possible that huge undiscovered frauds are taking place.
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That left Jemma, Bryan and me to prove we weren't frauds.
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Similar protections exist of corporate employees who report Wall Street frauds.
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But calling out these frauds is not for the faint-hearted.
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He's also used the charity for some surprisingly small-time frauds.
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Do Republicans know this new flock of Trump worshippers may be frauds?
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Our need to be immense, flawless, important Does this make them frauds?
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But a lack of oversight led to rampant frauds across the board.
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Welcome to the Potemkin village: a place of clones, impostors, facsimiles, frauds.
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Retirees across the country are increasingly the targets of various financial frauds.
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The Feds don't allege that US telecom providers directly executed these frauds.
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The bank frauds have the harshest punishment -- 30-year maximum sentences each.
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Both men were fired after they told their superiors about the frauds.
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Its illusions and elegant frauds let Brown masquerade as a mind reader.
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One of the individual frauds totaled $56 million and another $164 million.
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Yes, two of them — "No Frauds" and "Changed It" — serve as retorts.
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Even the world's most brilliant thinkers confess to feeling like frauds sometimes.
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Since its discovery, the stone has been at the center of multiple frauds.
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Because people are fearful of reporting frauds, it's difficult to pinpoint their pervasiveness.
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Right now, fraud detection is manual and many frauds slip through the system.
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In the wake of the Enron and WorldCom accounting frauds in 2002, Sen.
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Both Huangs, who investigated credit card frauds for Capital One, are Chinese nationals.
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None of these questions are relevant, so watch the "No Frauds" video above.
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Another thing that we can agr-They're frauds because they actually contact demons.
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The case was prosecuted by the Justice Department's Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit.
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Critics have long assumed these televised acts of confession and contrition were frauds.
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"'Richie' devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history," Trump tweeted.
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In the past year financial frauds have cost investors at least $20 billion.
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Without expertise, agents may misunderstand the subject matter, or be exposed as frauds.
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High-profile corporate frauds like these all seem to follow the same pattern.
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You once told me that all the most successful people feel like frauds.
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Frauds that involved contact by email represented just 9 percent of the total.
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He would come to talk about frauds the way surfers talk about waves.
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"The market is often quicker than the government at catching frauds," Stovall said.
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"Most frauds today tend to be accounting and/or Ponzi schemes," he said.
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The two were analysts who investigated potential credit card frauds for Capital One.
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Whistle-blowers who expose consumer frauds often do not have the same options.
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"Let's stop calling them moderate Republicans, let's start calling them frauds," Pye said.
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Many accused him of orchestrating electoral frauds that kept President Daniel Ortega in power.
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More importantly, she said the court decisions set a bad precedent for future frauds.
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"Fads, frauds and fading businesses are a constant even in rising markets," he added.
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"There are sometimes frauds that go on for five, 10, 15 years," Ashe said.
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But the prototypes hint at where efforts to fight frauds will move in 2019.
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Spiritualist churches, people who claim that they can talk to the dead, they're frauds.
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Some called Wells Fargo executives "frauds" and said the bank could not be trusted.
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Both Huangs, who investigated potential credit card frauds for Capital One, are Chinese nationals.
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Individuals who feel like professional frauds were less likely to manage their careers appropriately.
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They're saying that James Dobson, Tony Perkins and other Christian political leaders are frauds.
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TorReaper, a member of the other Ghost Security, dismisses the rival group as frauds.
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" He also said Cohen was in trouble on "loans and frauds and taxi cabs.
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THE SEC IS GETTING INVOLVED, AS THEY SHOULD, BECAUSE THERE HAVE BEEN FRAUDS COMMITTED.
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But investors are still betting on coin offerings, despite some being pegged as frauds.
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She rose to become chief of the complex frauds unit in the criminal division.
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This vote of little confidence sets them up to feel like frauds and failures.
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But the regulation has done a lot to prevent devastating accounting frauds, he said.
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Ms. Ackerman often encounters skeptics who suggest that mediums are nothing but roadside frauds.
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You might also argue that collectively, we're getting better at spotting hucksters and frauds.
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Proving that Mulder's business and her entire persona were frauds would not be easy.
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President Trump calls for live, televised hearing of FBI agent and 'other hating frauds'; Rep.
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"We always pay attention to China because we love to short stock frauds," he said.
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But the growing sophistication and scale of such frauds are starting to prompt a reassessment.
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In the past the frauds often involved goods dispatches direct from places such as China.
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Binns said Reed is considered a suspect in other financial frauds but didn&apost elaborate.
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The prequel takes us back to 1967 and their lives as frauds and psychic scammers.
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"No Frauds," her official response to "ShEther," came a day late and a dollar short.
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According to Tenreiro, the bank had seen more than 17 SIM swap frauds every month.
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It did nothing to deter individuals from engaging in the same frauds in the future.
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"But what's interesting is that some gurus are frauds and they know it," says Ross.
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The scandal is one of a series of quality assurance frauds to rock Japanese manufacturers.
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Making the shareholders pay a fine does not stop the executives from advancing these frauds.
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But many failed to comply, as the subsequent accounting frauds and numerous financial restatements showed.
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I can guarantee you that almost all these women sometimes feel like frauds or failures.
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They were pitching their business as an insurance policy for companies to protect against frauds.
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The Montanans I know look out for each other, and dislike bullies, frauds and Californians.
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And just like in 2018, it's the rich people who are perpetuating the biggest frauds.
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Some of his conduct in the various frauds was bizarre even for a flimflam artist.
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Some of the most famous frauds were people who were fake Rockefellers or fake Carnegies.
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FOOLS, FRAUDS AND FIREBRANDS Thinkers of the New Left By Roger Scruton 296 pp. Bloomsbury. $26.
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But the data is self-reported, so it likely represents only a small fraction of frauds.
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Its stock tanked in April after short-seller J Capital Research broadsided it over alleged frauds.
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Many other types of companies are trying to use them — and many of them are frauds.
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They danced to Waka Flocka Flame's "Grove St. Party" and Nicki Minaj's "No Frauds" ... two classics.
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Shell companies set up in Delaware and Nevada have been linked to frauds and corruption scandals.
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"The SEC is getting involved as they should because there have been frauds committed," Garlinghouse said.
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These frauds and hypocrites are as legion now as lepers were in the days of Jesus.
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Gregor Sailer traveled the globe photographing Potemkin villages, architectural landscapes that are clones, impostors or frauds.
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Coronavirus scams are emerging, and many look remarkably similar to frauds from the 2008 financial crisis.
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More recently, there were windfalls from investigations into allegations of frauds, like Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal.
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The "Nigerian prince" letter, one of the better-known frauds, is often perpetrated by mysterious figures.
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Law enforcement officials call them affinity frauds — targeting victims through a common bond, most often religion.
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He conned 13 women out of around $1.8 million in various frauds between 2013 and 2016.
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You also say that all cryptocurrencies are plagued by frauds that were banned in the 1930s.
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These Bitcoin exchanges are unregulated entities that allow all sorts of things that are outright frauds.
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Welcome back to Midnight, Texas — where vampires and angels roam free and psychics are still considered frauds.
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He is best known for targeting the shares of China-based companies that he believed were frauds.
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Banks generally insist that people who fall for and ultimately consent to frauds must bear their losses.
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In May 2018, Branson used his blog to alert his followers to scams, especially cryptocurrency related frauds.
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The complaint said that AT&T had been previously contacted by law enforcement authorities about such frauds.
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They commonly experience imposter syndrome, wondering if they've truly earned success or will be revealed as frauds.
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As for Minaj, the "No Frauds" singer confirmed in January that she and Meek Mill are caput.
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When under assault, he simply flips the script and brands his opponents as the liars and frauds.
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It was a traveling animal gulag, founded by bigoted frauds, run by sociopaths and goons and crooks.
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So, despite the glaring warning signs of scams and frauds, we kept moving forward dedicated to Venmo.
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Some charities have faced scrutiny over their finances and donors, and others have been exposed as frauds.
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These days, fewer frauds start with a knock on the front door or even someone's home computer.
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Legislators should create programs that encourage company insiders to provide enforcement agencies with information about consumer frauds.
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Authorities called the case one of the largest health care frauds ever prosecuted in the United States.
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But many of those crypto projects have gone belly up, or been outed by regulators as frauds.
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Interviews with a KPMG representative showed the company had informed PDVSA's auditing committee of "frauds," the report said.
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What's more, American law enforcement is unfortunately not in the habit of prioritizing these kinds of business frauds.
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Many were outed as frauds and subpoenaed by U.S. regulators who repeatedly warned of "pump and dump" schemes.
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When victims of disasters have smartphones and access to the internet, they can report suspected frauds straight away.
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Earlier this week, Minaj confirmed that "No Frauds" was the first single from her upcoming fourth studio album.
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As a faithful fan, watching you frauds come crawling back into the Hathaway standom makes my blood boil.
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The Enforcement Directorate, which investigates frauds involving foreign exchange transactions, was also conducting a probe, Mint newspaper said.
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Gregor Sailer traveled the world photographing so-called Potemkin villages, architectural landscapes that are clones, impostors or frauds.
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Again and again in recent years, people who've scaled the cultural heights have been revealed as audacious frauds.
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It also calls for the development of new technologies that could counter coercion, vote-buying and other frauds.
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Other news outlets, particularly Reuters, have done vital reporting on the frauds and scams endemic in China's economy.
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The move would echo other tech giants' restrictions on advertising, and efforts to crack down on cryptocurrency frauds.
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Many have been outed as outright frauds, and others have settled with U.S. regulators for not registering as securities.
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As with the self-reported complaints, this data is incomplete and only represents a fraction of the actual frauds.
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What we fear is not being robots, but that our existence is a fraud, and that we are frauds.
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It's a place with a very robust infrastructure for supporting these frauds in the form of black-market morgues.
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The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has estimated there were 3.2 million frauds in the year to last September.
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The SEC is our first line of defense to protect Americans from massive frauds like Enron and Bernie Madoff.
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White Collar Watch Frauds usually start with some type of deception that leads victims to hand over their money.
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In honor of April Fools' Day, we've collected some of the best book frauds from the last 100 years.
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The groom's mother is the chief of the New York State attorney general's Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection.
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What is it about social media that so effectively supercharges frauds by Sorokin, aka Delvey, and so many others?
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AI could reduce the 1.2 billion pounds stolen through frauds and scams a year, based on UK Finance data.
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Could one conclude similar investigations identifying millions of dollars in frauds might result from comparable investigations in each county?
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Older adults also lose large sums to online frauds like email compromise and wire fraud, according to the study.
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Muddy Waters&apos founder and short-seller Carson Block has long been known for calling out companies as frauds.
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"Do you have any idea how many bank frauds and income tax false statements (trials) I've heard?" he asked.
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Similar frauds, the CFTC said, now occur through social media, messaging boards, and false news reports on crypto-investments.
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That per-instance amount is more than six times the median loss on all frauds tracked by the agency.
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In some cases, these cryptocurrency crowdsales have been revealed to be outright frauds, and malicious hacking during crowdsales is endemic.
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Whether it's "for-profit college" scams, foreclosure frauds, or other schemes, ordinary people are vulnerable to predators like Donald Trump.
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Initially free from regulatory oversight, P2P soon morphed into China's financial Wild West, brimming with frauds and dangerous funding models.
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What his scam lacks in dollars compared tosome of the other Great American frauds, it makes up for in audacity.
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These low-tech frauds spiked in 2018, according to the FBI's Internet Crime Compliant Center (IC3), netting millions for scammers.
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The administration has baselessly claimed that the asylum process is overrun with criminals and frauds and touted aggressive deportation goals.
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And again with securities frauds, people are pretty smart, generally, and there are quite complex patterns of how it's done.
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The idea that a red apple is a delicious apple is one of the greatest frauds ever perpetrated against Americans.
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That was the origin of my front-page article this week about the fakes and frauds available from the retailer.
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Bigger frauds do attract longer sentences, but in practice, judges raise the punishment level by less than the guidelines recommend.
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Jeff Skilling, of Enron, and Elizabeth Holmes, of Theranos, oversaw two of the biggest corporate frauds in recent American history.
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As dramatic and devastating as those types of insurance fraud are, less noticed frauds happen every day across the country.
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Liking and Disliking, those adorable frauds, need not be flung from the vehicle; they just don't belong behind the wheel.
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The only way that Wall Street will change is if executives face jail time when they preside over massive frauds.
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Gonzalez, whose readers send her an average of a dozen potential frauds a week, believes the number to be higher.
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She said that she reports only on frauds that she can confirm, often through financial evidence from a whistle-blower.
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Yet without firsthand reports or submitted evidence, Gonzalez told me, medical frauds are difficult to expose because of privacy laws.
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This was meant to bolster a physician's scientific credibility at a time when many practising healers were quacks, charlatans and frauds.
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That case put the banking sector under a cloud, with the CBI unearthing a string of other bank frauds since then.
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Yet data breaches are only the beginning: The stolen information can then be used in a variety of frauds and scams.
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It starts by not treating online disinformation campaigns that only serve the best interests of hucksters and frauds as genuine controversy.
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" One is "good, pure and holy," the other corrupt and wicked, the "climax of all misnomers, the boldest of all frauds.
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Be careful, because there are lots of fakes out there and even Amazon is giving refunds for frauds it has sold.
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The U.K. wisely kept their totally separate Serious Fraud Office as a specialist enforcement agency focused only on large financial frauds.
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But the government's hands-off approach in the past has led to a rash of high-profile P2P frauds and failures.
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She runs into Malchus Irvin Boncamper (Jeffrey Wright), a Nevis-based accounting huckster involved with fake insurance companies – among other frauds.
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I will explain why cyber currencies in fact are akin to a Ponzi scheme even if they are not criminal frauds.
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Nearly a third of lost revenues results from scams in sales between EU countries, known as carousel or missing trader frauds.
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Enron was the huge energy and commodities company whose 2012.6 collapse revealed one of the largest accounting frauds in corporate history.
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"I won't tolerate schemes or frauds that take advantage of our communities by exploiting public health concerns," James declared on Twitter.
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And Aziz Ansari, Louis C.K., Eric Schneiderman and all the other "allies" who turned out, by the dozens, to be frauds.
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White Collar Watch All frauds start with deception, but it turns out that not every deception proves there was a fraud.
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"That criminal conduct includes a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies," prosecutors wrote in a court filing last week.
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Both are funded from seizures and forfeitures: assets that federal law enforcement agencies have taken because they are deemed the fruits of illicit activities carried out by criminals and criminal organizations — such as the Sinaloa Cartel run by Joachim Guzman Chapo, white-collar frauds run by people such as Bernie Madoff, and large scale corporate frauds.
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Experts are concerned that renewed volatility in the financial markets could reveal new frauds that were carried out while markets were rising.
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Sleep with one eye open and keep your remote close by because streaming frauds come in all shapes, sizes and account usernames.
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Email-based and password-based hacking underlie everything from the simplest frauds to the most complex, multi-faceted hacking campaigns, he said.
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"Danny Tarkanian and Steve Bannon are frauds whose only skill is losing elections and costing Republicans seats," said Heller's spokesperson Keith Schipper.
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"Caller ID can be programmed to say whatever someone wants it to say," said Amy Nofziger, an AARP expert on consumer frauds.
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Sometimes they hide in plain sight, like David Kaup, who pleaded guilty in 217 to a series of loan frauds in California.
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A video posted by TMZ shows Gates dancing to "No Frauds" by Nicki Minaj and "Grove St. Party" by Waka Flocka Flame.
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Unknown cyber criminals tried to steal nearly $1 billion from the Bangladesh Bank in February, one of the biggest bank frauds ever.
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Earlier this month the "No Frauds" rapper caused a major tweetstorm among her fans when she sent out a single baby emoji.
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Nearly 218 percent of frauds reported to the F.T.C. last year were perpetrated by phone, amounting to 558,000 calls, the agency said.
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As for internet-based fraud that targets unsuspecting users, the Federal Trade Commission's website keeps a running list of frauds to avoid.
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"Danny Tarkanian and Steve Bannon are frauds whose only skill is losing elections and costing Republicans seats," said Heller spokesman Keith Schipper.
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Most recently, the CFPB under Kraninger's direction disseminated an e-alert to educate consumers about high-tech online frauds targeting mortgage borrowers.
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A psychic debunker, "a short bald man with a ridiculous black handlebar mustache," who is out to prove they are all frauds.
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All of these reports indicate that the perpetrators were able to accomplish the frauds by simply falsifying their original applications for assistance.
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The LEI will turbocharge transparency, reduce compliance costs, and reveal frauds like Madoff's - but only if all the agencies start using it.
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Source: CoinDesk A ban from Twitter would follow Google and Facebook's restrictions on advertising and efforts to crack down on cryptocurrency frauds.
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A source told the outlet that the investigation is being overseen by a prosecutor that works in the complex frauds and cybercrime unit.
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The crime first made the I.R.S. list of "Dirty Dozen" tax frauds in 2014, and it has made repeat appearances there since then.
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When investigators got legal permission to penetrate the Business Club server, they found a highly detailed ledger tracking the group's various ongoing frauds.
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Instead of delivering the speech he'd prepared, a contemptuous Scott heaps insults on his audience, calling them fools, eunuchs, and, ah yes, frauds.
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The drop in penalties reflects the SEC's pivot away from the quasi-prosecutorial role it adopted after big financial frauds in the 2000s.
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Some ICOs have been proven to be outright frauds, others have been prosecuted for less egregious violations, like not registering with the agency.
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Though most frauds still thrive on word-of-mouth, the internet has made their spread easier and increased the number of potential victims.
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" Trump also tweeted Kelly's statement before weighing in himself on Twitter, saying the quotes were "made up frauds, a con on the public.
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"We're looking for frauds," says General Mazen al-Jarrah, a member of the ruling family responsible for the emirate's Citizenship and Residency Affairs.
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Around the time Mavrodi was launching his fraud in Russia, a similar boom in mass-market pyramid frauds was taking off in Nigeria.
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A group of 28 volunteers was then asked to determine which photos were genuine and which were frauds—and overwhelmingly, they were stumped.
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Sadler said the difference is the result of different treatment of the two frauds by the agencies that normally look out for investors.
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Graphic: FTCThe FTC says the median reported loss in 2018 was $2,600, about seven times that of other frauds reported to the agency.
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Greenberg and Smith also agreed to return the multi-million dollar bonuses they received while the frauds were on AIG's books, Schneiderman said.
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Ms. Friedlander, 40, was previously co-chief of the complex frauds and online crime unit for the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
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Because he dared to call out the phonies and the frauds and the corruption that has gone unexposed and uncovered for too long.
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As Serena Williams has dominated the women's tennis field with extraordinary shotmaking, complaints have been heard that many of her opponents are frauds.
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Not to be a total lawyer, brah, but I think I said that all the most talented people I know feel like frauds.
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Veterans face financial frauds, failures in the health system, drug abuse and other problems stemming from high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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But if so, the paper could have exposed him while affording respect to the millions of other wheelchair users who are not frauds.
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Bitcoin has nosedived roughly 50 percent this year after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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Like other scams, these frauds tend to become more common around tax time, and individual taxpayers will face financial consequences for using them.
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While some projects are completely legitimate, others have been exposed as running frauds and caught the attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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In this story, white nationalists, those cowards and frauds who hide behind computer screens, are happy, and that should make everyone else sad.
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The group teaches its members that Israel is the promised land and that its members should migrate to Israel..." The memo goes on to say that some adherents of the Black Hebrews "have resorted to a wide variety of criminal activities... These activities include massive credit card fraud, internal bank frauds, a multimillion-dollar theft of airline tickets and numerous check frauds.
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In response, Minaj reunited with her old crew, Drake and Lil Wayne, for "No Frauds," a punchline-filled track that sent Barbz everywhere reeling.
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Eventually, French authorities caught up with him and put him on trial for dozens of attempted frauds, many thwarted only at the last moment.
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Imposter Syndrome: Founders often suffer from the sense that they don't belong where they are and that eventually they will be exposed as frauds.
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John Carreyrou's tenacious and intrepid reporting at the Wall Street Journal would ultimately expose one of the largest frauds ever perpetrated in Silicon Valley.
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Over the years, email obtained from Internet service providers has provided crucial evidence against wrongdoers who commit Ponzi frauds, insider trading and accounting fraud.
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"We are glad both agencies will continue to target frauds and scams masquerading as initial coin offerings," said Jerry Brito, Coin Center's executive director.
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She expects insiders will help uncover difficult-to-detect frauds and offer the kind of meaty evidence that investigators would normally spend years accumulating.
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" In a statement, state Senator Brad Hoylman (D), the Senate sponsor of the bill, said conversion therapy is "among the worst frauds in history.
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"The internet is full of frauds and I want to make sure I only help honest people put out their best work," Elious clarified.
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In India, loan frauds typically refer to cases where the borrower intentionally tries to deceive the lending bank and does not repay the loan.
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Bitcoin has nosedived more than 50 percent in 2018 after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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Dozens of companies — some legitimate, others fronts for frauds — sought to raise capital by offering their own virtual coins through initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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" Minaj finally retorted with the Drake- and Lil Wayne-assisted "No Frauds," spitting, "What type of bum bitch shoot a friend over a rack?
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That's why he sees their book as a cautionary tale on avoiding assets that explode in value, including outright frauds and momentum-driven trades.
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Each claims Jones repeatedly asserted the Sandy Hook shooting was staged and the parents were liars and frauds who helped in a cover-up.
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But the crimes that she is accused of in an indictment unsealed on Wednesday do not follow the familiar script of frauds involving fortunetellers.
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Obama's defeat of Mitt Romney particularly infuriated Rebekah Mercer, who concluded that the pollsters, the data crunchers, and the spin doctors were all frauds.
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By successfully making deals that no other Republican has been willing to make, Trump is exposing the Republican Party and its leadership as frauds.
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There are two television series about Bernard L. Madoff, who was arrested in 2008 for what turned out to be one of history's largest frauds.
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"From every quarter, there have been more violent confrontations, more threats and acts of intimidation and harassment, and more scams and frauds," the report said.
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Auditing lapses have caused several frauds to go unnoticed for years and the capital market regulator has had no direct control on the auditing firms.
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Bitcoin's price has nosedived more than 52 percent this year after regulatory crackdowns on fundraising frauds, high-profile hacks and a lack of new buyers.
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Rebecca Martin, co-chief of the Civil Frauds Unit at the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office, has joined the New York office of McDermott Will & Emery.
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He reckons it takes two years to train recruits, and ten before they know how best to spot drug-smugglers or frauds involving VAT refunds.
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Now the federal government—as part of its professed, if inconsistent, pledge to remedy the crisis—is trying to root out some of these frauds.
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Here's what the phonies and frauds have been up to: In the video above, posted on Tuesday, no one claims to have discovered an alien.
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As part of the settlement, MoneyGram has agreed to provide more training for its agents so they will be better prepared to detect possible frauds.
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The provincial securities commissions have limited powers, budgets and staff, so naturally struggle to get to the bottom of complicated frauds that span the globe.
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And while that would seem to reward self-promoting frauds, these high self-monitors spend more time finding out what others need and helping them.
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That information was made available to people who used details such as names, email addresses and bank account numbers in attempted frauds, the NYDFS said.
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The federal prosecutor also created two units focusing on financial fraud, including the Civil Frauds Unit, which has collected multimillion dollar settlements from financial institutions.
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Her indictment follows the June conviction of U.S. Representative Chaka Fattah of Philadelphia for orchestrating multiple frauds to enrich himself and preserve his political career.
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The compulsion to "know" also propagates the idea that trans people are hiding something, that we are frauds or illusionists, that we are not real.
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India's state-owned banks have also been marred by higher incidence of frauds due to their poor operational risk management and internal audits, Patel said.
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There have been articles about individual Black Hebrews charged, indicted or convicted in forgeries, frauds or thefts involving banks, credit cards, business checks or passports.
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While such schemes might be dismissed as laughable, the public loses millions of dollars each year through such frauds, the police said in the statement.
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"Frauds" was the popular word being tossed around on N.B.A. Twitter after the Nuggets fell behind by 20 points — twice — in a must-win game.
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Defense lawyers had argued that Rick Gates, Mr. Manafort's former right-hand man and the government's star witness, was the real mastermind of the frauds.
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The lawyer can perform due diligence and help with "avoiding frauds, scams and problems that may undermine the legal security of the transaction," he said.
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In my experience, frauds like the one Holmes allegedly perpetrated are shockingly commonplace and are rarely hatched with co-conspirators and commenced with ill intent.
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Blockchain technology hopes to address multiple challenges associated with digital transactions such as double spending, data security, cross border transactions, chargebacks, frauds, and currency reproductions.
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Imposter scams, frauds when someone pretends to be a government official, a loved one in trouble, or someone else, were the third most common complaint.
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Of 10 suspected frauds in China that the Chinese official is handling, this is the first to involve a Western company and a Western figurehead.
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Mr. Naqvi, who considers himself a keen student of human nature, said he believed they were frauds, but that they were not motivated by greed.
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Some of Yohai's frauds were carried out while he was on bond after pleading guilty in a real estate fraud case nearly two years ago.
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And because the party's coffers demand adherence to nonsense economics, the party prefers "economists" who are obvious frauds and can't even fake their numbers effectively.
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Then Nicki makes history: Then Spotify gets in on the action: Meanwhile, Wayne is on two songs, but only posts the "No Frauds" cover art.
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If there's a market downturn in the coming year, expect more cases involving Ponzi schemes and accounting frauds, says former Manhattan federal prosecutor Telemachus "Tim" Kasulis.
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The real economy had a fairly mild recession in 2001-2002, corporate profits imploded and some glamour-growth stocks were exposed as frauds along the way.
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Many of these people declined to be identified because they were familiar with or involved in "re-packaged" loan applications, the industry euphemism for these frauds.
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Firstly, that we can expect more of these super frauds as challenging economic circumstances place pressures on businesses and individuals and as technology becomes more sophisticated.
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Regulators and lawmakers were caught unprepared as many ICOs turned out to be frauds, backed merely by abstract ideas or in some cases nothing at all.
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But Beijing's hands-off approach to promote the sector as a form of financial innovation led to a rash of high-profile P2P scandals and frauds.
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So a 70-year-old lady trying to manage a precinct is supposed to do what trained handwriting experts do in court ... ferret out the frauds.
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The agency has cracked down on frauds in initial coin offerings, or ICOs, since bitcoin's epic rise to almost $20,000 at the end of last year.
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The "No Frauds" rapper selected several fans who in turn proved their worthiness of a donation with screenshots of their GPA assessments and financial aid statements.
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State-run Punjab National Bank Ltd and Punjab & Sind Bank Ltd have also reported similar frauds amounting to more than 40 billion rupees by the steelmaker.
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I haven't written this article to out masculine gay men as frauds, nor to dictate that all gay men should be rocking Priscilla frocks and heels.
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After creating a broadband glut, and buried under mountains of debt — let's not forget the various accounting scandals and frauds — the many companies collapsed into bankruptcy.
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Amazon relies on brands to let the company know about frauds, but even when the company has custody of counterfeit items, it doesn't always take action.
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But Beijing's hands-off approach to promote the sector as a form of financial innovation led to a rash of high-profile P2300P scandals and frauds.
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Of course, there was no effective whistleblower hotline at Enron when Sherron Watkins sought to draw attention to the frauds that would eventually doom the company.
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"Regulators are a little bit slow to early detection of financial frauds, that's where we can step in share our research with the SEC," Axler said.
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Some of the frauds stemmed from his unsuccessful bid in 2007 to become Philadelphia's mayor, a campaign that left him deeply in debt to several supporters.
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But some of the practices and frauds that political operatives have developed since the Citizens United decision will not easily be put back in the bag.
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The crypto sector has drawn close scrutiny from Beijing amid concerns over frauds and speculation, which led to a ban on initial coin offerings in 2017.
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If they were willing to bend the knee for a man like Trump, who personifies everything they claimed to despise, then they're frauds — all of them.
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After Hughie's girlfriend is killed by one of The Seven, he teams up with Billy to try and expose them for what they really are: Frauds.
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In this and his other books, Mathews appreciates frauds and forgers, those who recognize the disconnect between who people are and who they pretend to be.
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"Like many of the frauds that Citron has uncovered in the past, the cash balances claimed by Ubiquiti do not generate reconcilable interest income," he wrote.
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It and other cryptocurrencies have come under global scrutiny this year amid thefts, frauds around initial coin offerings, market manipulation and its potential for money laundering.
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Even after Trevor-Roper had at last cottoned on to Peters's innumerable frauds, he remained fascinated by him, following his adventures from a grimly amused distance.
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He was "policing the culture, explaining, calling out suckers, biters and frauds," the writer Adam Mansbach, a friend of Phase 2's since the 1990s, said.
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Cryptocurrency fundraising known as initial coin offerings in many cases turned out to be frauds and have become the target of Securities and Exchange Commission investigations.
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It also raised red flags around large frauds which have rocked Indian banks, including one exposed at Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank (PMC) in September.
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With these frauds it can take weeks or months for either company to realize that something is amiss, and by then the money is long gone.
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There are still thousands of more requests to sift through ... including more than 10k requests which turned out to be frauds attempting to nab free tix.
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These frauds are often committed with the consent and encouragement of other parties to the transactions, including lending brokers, property agents, valuation companies and the banks themselves.
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Ben Axler's Spruce Point Capital and Carson Block's Muddy Waters, which specialize in spotting corporate frauds, are delivering double-digit returns of roughly 18 percent, investors said.
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Between January 2012 to May 2018, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received 103,330 complaints from consumers about immigration service frauds, averaging roughly 1,000 for every calendar year.
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"Today, we have taken a major step to disrupt criminal networks that use [business email scam] schemes, romance scams and other frauds to fleece victims," he said.
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When people in the US and other countries far removed from the front lines of the crisis talk about refugees, they often talk about terrorists or frauds.
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The "No Frauds" singer is rumored to be dating the rapper, and had quite the reaction when his name was brought up in relation to her breasts.
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Frauds targeting consumers included lottery scams and so-called "grandparent scams," in which con artists trick grandparents into sending money by claiming their grandchildren are in trouble.
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Better-known frauds internationally, though smaller business, are "419" advanced-fee scams (named for a code in Nigerian law), that continue to dupe large numbers of victims.
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" But the very best was the following: "The only way that Wall Street will change is if executives face jail time when they preside over massive frauds.
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Groupthink was probably involved because highly paid, intelligent individual financial executives most likely would not have attempted frauds of this magnitude without a culture of permissiveness involved.
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Trump called the book "a con on the public" consisting of quotes that are "made up frauds" designed to boost Democrats ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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In March 22016, Minaj responded by dropping three tracks, including "No Frauds," in which she teamed up with her Young Money label mates Drake and Lil Wayne.
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But as they found their voice, conspiracy theories purporting that they were "crisis actors"—frauds pretending to be students—spiraled across social media and into the mainstream.
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Mr. Benson said he would build on Ms. DiFiore's success, but planned to increase outreach, educating the public on avoiding dangers like opiate drugs and telephone frauds.
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On VICE Sports: How Frauds and Con Artists Crippled Scotland's Greatest Soccer Club Are there any particular cons you predict will become more common in the future?
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One of the city's most infamous overtime frauds occurred in the late 225s among officers from the 211rd Precinct in Brownsville, Brooklyn, known as the Morgue Boys.
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This widespread misconception makes as much sense as saying that cash is subject to fraud just because frauds may be committed by people trying to obtain it.
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Jim Chanos, the legendary short seller and founder Kynikos Associates, is known on Wall Street for his uncanny ability to spot frauds, Ponzi schemes, and accounting illusions.
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In May, the company and its top officials agreed to pay $110 million to settle charges that the company knowingly processed transactions for merchants engaging in frauds.
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The newly discovered alleged criminal conduct "includes a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies," a filing from the special counsel's office said on Friday night.
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I teach students how to use simple techniques to be their own best editors or gatekeepers – so they can detect false stories and frauds before sharing them.
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Americans lost $22018,22019 last year to these types of frauds, according to a new report by ADT Security Services, using data from the Better Business Bureau's Scam Tracker.
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In all, 77,999 people who filed complaints with the federal Do Not Call Registry in 2017 reported imposter frauds from live callers, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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However, the twist — and the real ghosts that appeared in Shelby and Matt's former home — suggested that the trio weren't the frauds some fans suspected them of being.
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You may recall a news cycle back in 2009 when some climate scientists were found out as frauds, and—ostensibly—the whole corrupt climate change scam was exposed.
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But Beijing's hands-off approach to promote the sector as a form of financial innovation has led to a rash of high-profile P2P failures, scandals and frauds.
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" The Wall Street Journal's editorial board wrote that "one of the most egregious legal frauds in history may finally be over" and "Chevron's vindication looks to be final.
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"At its the heart, it was one of the oldest and most basic frauds out there: bait-and-switch," said Johnston, an attorney with the U.S. Justice Department.
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After reaching out to a few of the companies behind the real products used in these scams, it's clear that they are pretty helpless in combating these frauds.
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And despite the efforts to expose the many frauds he's perpetuated, he's somehow convinced many that he's simply a brilliant businessman and that it comes with the territory.
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In his book, Hecht recalls the local-journalism obsessions in the nineteen-tens and twenties—spectacular crimes and municipal frauds, a general atmosphere of license, exploitation, and swindle.
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But in June 2017 the central bank, in its Financial Stability Report, called frauds in banks and financial institutions "one of the emerging risks to the financial sector".
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Lately, each day has been a carnival of exposure, as we've watched the stones overturned to reveal more and more supposedly great men as criminals, perverts or frauds.
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In his book on financial frauds, "Lying for Money", Dan Davies, a former financial regulator, explains how companies must balance the goals of cost, quality and customer satisfaction.
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Frauds like Pruitt like to say that the climate has been changing since long before any human drove a car, so how could humans be causing climate change?
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However, if you search the web for a Facebook tech hotline, you will find plenty of phone numbers on the results page — and most of them are frauds.
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The RBI added it has also formed a panel to look into the rising incidence of frauds as well as ways to improve audit systems, among other topics.
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The case for optimism in social science has been strained lately — from outright frauds like the LaCour paper to the ongoing crisis in which psychology papers do not replicate.
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Firstly, unlike Radithor, most of the other "energy" drinks on the market were total frauds and had no radium (or any other type of radioactivity) in them at all.
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Minaj, who recently broke the record for most Hot 100 hits by a female artist with new single "No Frauds," will perform at the Billboard Music Awards May 21.
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Unknown cyber criminals used stolen Bangladesh Bank credentials to try to transfer nearly $1 billion from its Fed account in early February, one of the biggest bank frauds ever.
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The ministry has launched a number of targeted actions to clamp down on illegal fundraising, financial frauds, pyramid schemes, fake currencies, underground banks and bank card crimes, it said.
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"For the past decade Volkswagen engaged in one of the largest frauds in the history of the automobile industry," the lawsuit filed in Superior Court in Hudson County said.
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Despite ongoing attempts by governments to reign in the largely unregulated world of cryptocurrencies, frauds still abound and a celebrity endorsement is no guarantee that a product is legit.
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"These companies lied to the American people about the very existence of climate change and committed one of the greatest frauds in the history of our country," Sanders said.
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Reuters was unable to obtain a detailed breakdown on the exact nature and method of the loan frauds the banks reported to RBI over the last five financial years.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, passed in 2002 after the Enron and WorldCom scandals, was supposed to protect whistleblowers who uncovered accounting frauds, but judges typically rejected their retaliation claims.
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Huawei has decided to go on the legal offensive against the United States government after defending itself against alleged espionage and bank frauds linked to American sanctions on Iran.
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Each claims Jones repeatedly asserted the Sandy Hook shootings were staged and that the parents were liars and frauds who helped in a cover-up, according to court documents.
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They arguably aren't "fake" unless they were put forward as real — and they're not necessarily frauds or forgeries in the absence of proof that Mellaart meant to deceive audiences.
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"Corporate frauds like Enron, WorldCom and Tyco cost investors hundreds of billions of dollars and the NYSE and Nasdaq trillions of dollars in lost market capitalization," Mr. Turner said.
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In a cruel sign of social savvy, many of the most successful frauds have used fake photos and back stories children, as The Washington Post and BuzzFeed have reported.
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In the mid-2000s, there were a series of extremely egregious and well-publicized securities frauds in the U.S. involving Enron, WorldCom, Tyco, Bank of America and Global Crossing.
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Of all the ways scammers can steal your money, experts agree the most difficult frauds to combat are the ones that seek to turn your own faith against you.
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"Massive frauds were taking place in the Roaring '20s ... all of them came to light, on the scale of Madoff if you take it to today's dollars," Carlson said.
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"As an artist I am not aligned with the collectors or the dealers or the museums; I see them all as frauds," he had said in a 1990 interview.
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Russia is of course hardly alone when it comes to doping: See Lance Armstrong, Marion Jones, Alex Rodriguez and other charismatic American icons who turned out to be frauds.
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" And the leader of the Barbz recruited her Big 20073 partners Drake and Lil Wayne for "No Frauds," in which she claps back at Remy's follow-up single, "Another One.
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Today, Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May launched a new taskforce to combat fraud across the UK. Government figures show that five million frauds occur every year in England and Wales.
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The Trump administration believes that many of these asylum seekers are frauds, and that they're just trying to be released so they can escape instead of pursuing their asylum cases.
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Before buying his way into politics, Scott was connected to one of the largest Medicare frauds in the nation's history — and then pleaded the fifth 75 times during civil deposition.
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A lot of people seem to be relishing Nicki's fall from grace, though, and the reaction to "No Frauds" so far has been, as far as I can tell, lukewarm.
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But the tests they were conducting on the exhaust fumes, meant to prove the cleanliness of modern diesel engines, uncovered one of the biggest and boldest frauds in corporate history.
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Indian media reported here this week, based on a "right to information" query, that the frauds involved 1,885 cases, but SBI declined to say how much they had cost customers.
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Nearly everyone I've talked to at SXSW, from the extremely bullish to the sheepishly skeptical, agrees that there's too much hype, marketing nonsense, scams, frauds, and misinformation surrounding the industry.
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The idea is to identify potential frauds by analyzing publicly-available data on individuals' social media accounts, Darmanin said, according to excerpts of the show to be broadcast on Sunday.
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"Legal certainty will come from common rules across the EU to tackle frauds," he said, noting that "this should not be used as a political alibi to stop our reforms".
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Those claims, stemming from what the IRS has called one of the largest U.S. tax frauds, are now at the center of the trial before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Barbara Houser.
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Bill business fell by 21.39 percent on-year to 46.8 trillion yuan in the second quarter, following the tightening of oversight after the country's banks suffered multi-million dollar frauds.
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"GE's $250.4 billion in accounting fraud amounts to over 218.5% of GE's market capitalization, making it far more serious than either the Enron or WorldCom accounting frauds," the report says.
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The president and the Republican Congress should be pointing out that the new Democratic policies of universal employment and guaranteed minimum income are frauds — political exercises in snake-oil salesmanship.
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Since the Civil War-era law was overhauled in 1986, the government has won nearly $60 billion from defendants whose frauds were revealed by private whistleblowers suing on its behalf.
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I am very worried that these elections will not be free, fair, credible and peaceful and that if there are massive frauds .... supporters (from losing candidates) will not accept them.
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" She called the media her "friends," but she accused journalists of not reporting on "the phonies, the frauds and the corruption that has gone unexposed and uncovered for too long.
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The problem with this view of trans people as either deceptive or pathetic frauds is that it presupposes that there's a real thing that trans women are failing to be.
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Montecito Bank & Trust and other large institutions try to thwart frauds that empty accounts by using automatic tools and software to flag problematic transactions, like account balances that suddenly decline.
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If Moore is elected, the voters in Alabama would give credibility and power to a man who labels the women with the courage to speak out as liars and frauds.
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Ebbers, now 78, was convicted in March 2005 on nine felony counts for his role in the $11 billion fraud at WorldCom, one of the biggest accounting frauds in history.
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But he added that a bigger problem was the lack of education among the "new people" coming into the market, which could result in the spread of scams or frauds.
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"Even when legitimate companies flock to a hot, new sector, fraudsters almost always follow suit, exploiting the news to launch their latest frauds du jour," Finra said in a statement.
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The case underscores how the ripples from Madoff's $60 billion scheme, one of the biggest financial frauds in history, can still be felt in the financial system 10 years on.
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"I think what these indictments and filings show is that the president was at the center of a massive fraud - several massive frauds - against the American people," Nadler told CNN.
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We strongly encourage members to report any messages or postings they believe are scams, and utilize our member help center as a resource to educate and protect themselves from frauds online.
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After being nominated by President Barack Obama in 2009, Bharara quickly carved out a reputation for sniffing out huge, intricate financial frauds, often at hedge funds or giant Wall Street firms.
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"Social media influencers are often paid promoters, not investment professionals, and the securities they're touting, regardless of whether they are issued using traditional certificates or on the blockchain, could be frauds."
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In O'Neill's universe of frauds and losers, people exist to confirm one another in the stories they tell about themselves; such mutual support is both a cosmic kindness and a curse.
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It was one of the biggest frauds ever carried out against the City of New York, and a blot on former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's reputation for managerial and technological savvy.
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The big picture: Since the Wall Street Journal published its first report on the company's misleading practices in October 2015, Theranos has become the poster child for Silicon Valley's worst frauds.
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Frauds that don't promise high recoveries, perhaps because the stolen money has already been spent, can at times slip through the cracks as the agency chases large dollar settlements and headlines.
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That's why I particularly love to see women talking to each other, reassuring each other, and examining our shared condition instead of merely wringing our hands and worrying that we're frauds.
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Facebook officials told ProPublica that the company is trying to improve its ability to stop harmful advertising, including malware and frauds, but is aware some bad ads get through its defenses.
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A spokeswoman for Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) told The Hill the office has received at least 2900 reports of price gouging, or intentionally spiking the price of goods, and frauds.
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In addition, courts have ordered defendants to repay the government more than $5.5 billion, which is about the total amount the government paid out in the frauds that have been prosecuted.
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The collapse was due to one of the largest accounting frauds in history, and led to a dramatic investigation including the murder of an auditor and suicide of the firm's advisor.
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Seeking to emulate this success, Eric Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, last year introduced legislation called the Financial Frauds Whistleblower Act to establish a similar statewide program for financial crimes.
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The stock market's dramatic plunge in recent weeks is also likely to expose long-running frauds, as it did in 2008 with people like notorious Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff, Peiffer said.
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In June, Ms. Underwood filed a civil petition citing a long list of the Trump Foundation's abuses of nonprofit privileges, including frauds to promote the Trump Organization and the Trump campaign.
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Thus, in neither case were the ordinary applicants in the general admissions pool (who are judged more or less strictly on their merits) affected by the frauds perpetrated in this case.
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Fiscal frauds can fabricate phony revenue estimates, but history teaches that someone will ultimately pay the tab, and endure the pain, and it will ultimately be middle-income and poor Americans.
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For Weber's sake, we're seriously keeping our fingers crossed that he'll scope out the frauds early on in the season so we can avoid another train wreck like Luke P. situation.
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The special counsel's office said it could show the court evidence of this bank fraud "and other bank frauds and conspiracies" at its next hearing, which has not yet been set.
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Of the art authenticity frauds investigated by the FBI in the last three decades, an estimated 20173 percent were perpetrated by art world "insiders," a sort of Ponzi scheme via canvas.
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"The wire frauds I think are very straightforward," she said, going on to cite the "vast amounts of wealth at their disposal," before dispatching court officers to take them into custody.
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Such things often happen by chance, making them easy to conceal and allowing players to rationalise their actions as victimless crimes, rather than frauds against fans, punters and their unsuspecting team-mates.
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There were a lot of frauds to choose from when determining how to prosecute post-crisis actions: origination fraud, securitization fraud, loan modification fraud, and foreclosure fraud, just to name a few.
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The hearing of Peter Strzok and the other hating frauds at the FBI & DOJ should be shown to the public on live television, not a closed door hearing that nobody will see.
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The bureau has been criticized for politicizing its activities, abusing its authority, exceeding its statutory authority, and even for a failure to catch clear frauds in time to mitigate damage to consumers.
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"As alleged, Nordlicht and his cohorts engaged in one of the largest and most brazen investment frauds perpetrated on the investing public," Brooklyn-based U.S. Attorney Robert Capers said in a statement.
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The anonymity that is the default on the net, a property that is liberating for the vulnerable and oppressed, also lets hackers, cowards, and frauds demean our conversations and erode our trust.
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The F.T.C., in its tracking of reports from consumers, found that people who fell for the frauds lost an average of $296 each last year, for a total loss of $22019 million.
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Bipartisan, bicameral bills would hold robocallers legally liable for the frauds they are pushing, impose stronger penalties on phone scammers and make telecommunications companies disclose and verify the origin of incoming calls.
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On the other are those who saw him as a lifelong victim — a developmentally arrested and unjustly maligned black entertainer who was a magnet for tabloid opportunists, corrupt cops and scheming frauds.
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As the government begins the budget process, is our Congress ensuring that there are adequate safeguards in the social programs to prevent these frauds before the funds are distributed and lost forever?
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One of the biggest frauds of last year had nothing to do with a doomed music festival in the Bahamas, but rather a company called Theranos that promised a medical miracle to consumers.
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Her testimony immediately followed that of Rick Gates, ostensibly the prosecution's "star witness" who testified that he helped Manafort commit various frauds, but whose credibility withered under cross-examination about his own wrongdoing.
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But if such Ponzi-style frauds get big enough, they could potentially distort the economy, the regulator has warned, as people pull out money from legitimate investments and sink it into fraudulent ones.
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The case is being pursued by the Southern District of New York's Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit, with Assistant United States Attorneys Timothy T. Howard, Richard Cooper and Jonathan Cohen leading the prosecution.
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After performing her recent 2 Chainz collaboration "Realize," Minaj transitioned into "No Frauds," one of three songs she dropped in March that were themselves rebuttals to diss tracks Ma released earlier this year.
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Individuals—who are often high achieving—live in fear of being exposed as frauds: They lack faith or confidence in their abilities and feel they've stumbled into high-powered careers through dumb luck.
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The closely watched decision by a U.S. District Court should allow the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to continue to police virtual currency frauds, regulation of which has fallen among several different agencies.
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Here's the thing about frauds committed at the highest levels of management: Research demonstrates that the more senior the fraudsters, the greater the losses — and the less likely they are to be discovered.
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The Justice Department charged 601 people, including doctors, for taking part in health care frauds that resulted in over $2 billion in losses and contributed to the nation's opioid epidemic in some cases.
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Under the scheme, which the authorities described as one of the largest health care frauds in United States history, doctors prescribed back, shoulder, wrist and knee braces that were not needed, prosecutors said.
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Regulators in Hong Kong have taken a hard line against misleading or fraudulent stock market listings in recent years after a series of accounting failures and frauds, primarily involving companies from mainland China.
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A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the early release from prison of former WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers — mastermind of one of the biggest accounting frauds in history — citing his increasingly dire medical condition.
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A surging stock market, which may lead investors to lower their guard, and a de-regulatory environment at the federal level are two primary factors driving the growth in these frauds, Stoltmann said.
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This week, John Griffin, a noted investigator of financial frauds, reported that the huge run-up in the price of Bitcoin last year was not just the product of authentic interest in Bitcoin.
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Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) was involved in one of Britain's biggest banking frauds which led to six people, including two former HBOS bankers, being jailed in 2017 for a combined 47 years.
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They claim they were subject to harassment that forced them to move seven times after Jones claimed the parents were liars and frauds who helped in a cover-up, according to court documents.
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"What you began to see emerging was Bannon trying to form a coalition of grifters, frauds, cranks, and fools and trying to form some sort of anti-establishment movement around these people," French said.
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"[Their fear] has got to be a pretty big incentive for scam artists," said Juan Pedroza, a sociology professor at UC Santa Cruz, who has been examining frauds that target immigrants for several years.
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BuzzFeed News Germany has also acquired emails and statements from Kauffmann to students in which she refers to them as "frauds," accuses them of fabricating data, and denounces them in front of other colleagues.
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Consumer protection has been a focus for the agency and while some ICOs have been proven to be outright frauds, others have been prosecuted for less egregious violations, like not registering with the SEC.
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"Selling securities generally requires a license, and experience shows that excessive touting in thinly traded and volatile markets can be an indicator of 'scalping,' 'pump and dump' and other manipulations and frauds," Clayton writes.
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During a heated face-off with Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga on Wednesday's RHONJ season 8 reunion close, DePaola — who owns the popular fashion boutique Posche — accused the New Jersey Housewives of being frauds.
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"The hearing of Peter Strzok and the other hating frauds at the FBI & DOJ should be shown to the public on live television, not a closed door hearing that nobody will see," Trump tweeted.
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Bank loan frauds have steadily increased as well, reaching 232 billion rupees in the latest financial year from 63.57 billion rupees in 2012-13, according to the data, which doesn't include the PNB case.
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"No Frauds"—which reunites her with the other two members of Young Money's Big Three, Drake, and Lil Wayne—is the biggest news, because, put simply, it's the track where she comes for people.
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"There are cases in which young Koreans including students are jumping in to make quick money and virtual currencies are used in illegal activities like drug dealing or multilevel marketing for frauds," he said.
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Irving perpetrated one of the greatest literary frauds of the 20th century, though now largely forgotten: He fabricated, seemingly out of whole cloth, an authorized autobiography for the reclusive and eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes.
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The most prominent use of Ethereum so far has been by companies, many of them scams and frauds, that wanted to raise money without complying with securities regulations, through so-called initial coin offerings.
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In the past few days, he has launched a series of rants in the media, assailing his former colleagues in law enforcement — and the work that they have done — as Nazis, frauds and garbage.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers might consider the Houston Astros frauds and cheaters, but they want nothing to do with hanging a "fake banner" to represent a championship they did not win on the field.
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Prosecutors say he and two Israelis, Gery Shalon and Ziv Orenstein, used the stolen account details from JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity Investments, E-Trade and others for a wide range of frauds, including manipulating stocks.
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"Nancy Pelosi knew of all of the many Shifty Adam Schiff lies and massive frauds perpetrated upon Congress and the American people," Trump said on Twitter, referring to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff.
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Indeed, it's exactly because of frauds like Banksy that audiences believed Mr. Cattelan arranged the theft of his own gilded commode in September from Blenheim Palace, as if every artist was putting something over.
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It also risks conflating phenomena that are as superficially similar but ultimately unrelated as dolphins and sharks; the underlying psychology of fugitive ecoteurs is very different from that of frauds like her ex-fiancé.
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Black boxes are widely used in southern regions of Italy where insurance frauds and tariffs are typically higher and where telematics can therefore lead to a bigger cut in premium rates for low-risk drivers.
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"This is one of the longest frauds, and one of the highest-dollar losses, if not the highest, that I've ever seen," Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey D. Hill, told The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Over 3.2 million Indian payment card records were compromised and posted for sale in 2018, taking the country to the third position in the world in card frauds, Gemini Advisory said in a blog post.
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In these types of frauds, customers rely on their banks and credit card issuers to insure their losses, but magstripe is a deprecated protocol, and businesses who continue to use it now hold the liability.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE's DOJ gave up trying to prosecute individuals for their role in the financial crisis despite the massive frauds that occurred in mortgage origination and repackaging.
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Attacks on bank cash-machine networks were also increasing, the report found, as were frauds exploiting new contactless payment card transactions, while traditional scams involving the physical presence of a card had been successfully reduced.
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"Culture now lives almost entirely under the rubric of consumption," Mr Scott says, and it is the critic's job to step in to protect the audience from the hucksters, the frauds and the sell-outs.
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I called the Las Vegas police department and the Federal Trade Commission, the agency that looks into frauds of this kind for my friend, but as far as I could tell, no action was taken.
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Beijing started a relentless crackdown on the internet finance sector last year, issuing guidelines and rules to regulate online financial activity following a spate of scandals, frauds and high-profile peer-to-peer (P353P) failures.
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Fools and frauds infused with the spirit of commerce, tugging at the reins of self-doubt, regulation, and social obligation that restrain the flowering of their gilded lives and a richer society for us all.
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Prosecutors said through IPC, Bandfield, 72, marketed a host of offshore services to more than 100 clients including Mulholland, who used the more than 5,000 sham companies he incorporated to facilitate securities and tax frauds.
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If governments there don't stop fighting and come together to build resilience against climate change — rather than celebrating self-promoting military frauds who conquer failed states and make them fail even more — they're all doomed.
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BEIJING — For weeks, the mixed martial arts fighter Xu Xiaodong had been taunting masters of the traditional Chinese martial arts, dismissing them as overly commercialized frauds, and challenging them to put up or shut up.
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A person familiar with TSB's investigations into recent frauds said while it can be difficult for the bank to know for certain how criminals obtain information about an account, activity on social media is a concern.
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Beijing started a relentless crack down on the internet finance sector last year, issuing guidelines and rules to regulate online financial activity following a spate of scandals, frauds and high-profile peer-to-peer (P2P) failures.
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AFP cites a judicial source stating that the Paris prosecutor's office of the Directorate General of Competition, Consumption and Repression of Frauds opened a preliminary investigation against Apple on January 5, for "programmed obsolescence" and "deception".
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That lawsuit, filed in January against technology entrepreneur Randall Crater and My Big Coin Pay Inc, is being closely watched by lawyers who say it could determine to what extent the CFTC can police cryptocurrency frauds.
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It can be seriously hard to spot scams these days, even for someone who spends every waking moment on a digital screen like yours truly, but FakeSpot is great at separating great products from the frauds.
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The scam, the psychic and the 'sin' of wanting more After two years investigating one of the longest-running frauds in history, CNN reporters Blake Ellis and Melanie Hicken finally met its central figure: Maria Duval.
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"The hearing of Peter Strzok and the other hating frauds at the FBI & DOJ should be shown to the public on live television, not a closed door hearing that nobody will see," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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Liu Changming, 53, the father, is among China's most-wanted fugitives, accused of helping to carry out one of the country's biggest bank frauds, in which $1.4 billion in illegal loans was issued to property developers.
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WASHINGTON — Victims of Bernard L. Madoff, the architect of one of Wall Street's largest frauds, will receive another $504 million, proceeds from assets that the government seized after Mr. Madoff's financial firm collapsed a decade ago.
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If you are going to run an opinion section that serves as a platform for the lies of frauds and lobbyists, you could at least do them the courtesy of checking their copy for embarrassing mistakes.
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One can almost sympathize with them: If it wasn't for their decision to attach themselves to the most unlikely president in modern history, there's every reason to think they might still be working their frauds today.
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The regulator's warning came in the form of a report on its investigation to assess whether nine companies that had been victims of cyber-related frauds had sufficient internal accounting controls in place as required by law.
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This is one of the most audacious frauds probably in Russian history, it's just a cash cow that keeps channeling money back into Putin's pockets but also helps support the whole pro-Putin political architecture in Ukraine.
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Instead, the president and administration officials depict refugees as security threats, frauds and criminals, deride asylum as a "loophole," and stoke spurious fears that people will try to "stampede" or "force their way in" to the country.
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Now CNN is reporting that the Museum of the Bible, after submitting the fragments to testing by German scholars at the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und-prüfung, admits at least five of their Dead Sea Scrolls are frauds.
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As CNBC reports, Judge Kiyo Matsumoto officially ordered Shkreli to forfeit $7.36 million in assets as part of his conviction for securities frauds (he's currently in jail awaiting a ruling of up to 20 years in prison).
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Considering that martial arts is a field filled with both Orientalist frauds and blustering bravado, and that there is so little hard evidence on the history of the 252 Blocks, some measure of skepticism is certainly warranted.
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Part of the problem lies in the rapid growth of what is known as shadow financing, like wealth management products, or other forms of nontraditional lending, which have been the focus of a number of prominent frauds.
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Leaders who push boundaries, disrupt norms, perhaps act strangely, and find themselves adrift in some way: taken out of the head of their company, revealed to be frauds, or not able to deliver on their great visions.
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It's a rare story in science, a rare story anywhere: where young idealists not only uncover one of the greatest frauds in recent scientific history but then manage to validate the very idea that the fraudulent study asserted.
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Just a few months into 2017, she's already released a trilogy of her own songs (including the Remy Ma diss track "No Frauds") and hopped on jams from Gucci Mane, Nick Jonas, Jason Derulo, David Guetta, and more.
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By the end of the year Brussels will also propose new measures on VAT to "tackle the loopholes in the importation system", a move that follows an EU investigation on massive import frauds including to Britain from China.
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Minaj just released the flashy new video for her song "No Frauds," a diss track that makes a few obvious swipes at Remy Ma, alluding to the MC's time in prison and her own diss tracks against Minaj.
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Nicki Minaj, 34, drew the ire of the Twittersphere after releasing the flashy new video for her song "No Frauds," which featured footage of the star on London's Westminster Bridge — the site of the March deadly terror attack.
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Muddy Waters Research founder and short-seller Carson Block has been known for calling out companies as frauds — but recently he's also been going after the hedge funds and banks that invest in the names in his crosshairs.
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"They are less experienced in dealing with these frauds and are behind in terms of monitoring, detection and response," said Stephen McCombie, an Asia-Pacific cybercrime specialist at RSA, the security division of data storage firm EMC EMC.
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Squeezed by angry conservatives spoiling for a culture war on one side and investors demanding constant user growth on the other, Facebook and Twitter have indicated that they are open to just about everyone—including frauds like Jones.
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The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday announced charges against 601 people including doctors for taking part in health-care frauds that resulted in over $2 billion in losses and contributed to the nation's opioid epidemic in some cases.
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Earlier this month, PNB said it was targeting growth of over 10 percent in loans and deposits in 2018/19 and that it had strengthened the process of credit underwriting and upgraded its systems to prevent further frauds.
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If Moore wins, the accusers would be victimized a third time, by voters of Alabama who elected the man who committed this abuse, then denied it, then called the victims liars and frauds because they revealed the abuse.
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"At the next bail hearing, we can proffer to the Court additional evidence related to this and the other bank frauds and conspiracies, which the Court may find relevant to the bail risk posed by Manafort," they continued.
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" Prosecutors pushed back hard against Ellis' claims in a court filing overnight, arguing "that Manafort had an expensive lifestyle that required lots of money to maintain is important proof as to why he would commit the bank frauds.
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Yohai pleaded guilty to a array of brazen frauds, including renting out luxury homes without the permission of their owners, selling nonexistent backstage passes for the Coachella music festival, and pawning band equipment that belonged to someone else.
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Rick Scott, for example, who won two terms statewide despite having run a business that perpetrated one of the largest Medicare frauds in history, is now running for Senate as a defender of Medicare against the evils of socialism.
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"As the largest cybersecurity company in China, 360 Security has an unfair advantage in fighting frauds," said Xu. That's because 360 Security gleans reams of user behavioral data from its security browsers to determine borrowers' "willingness" to repay loans.
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Baker, who now runs a website and newsletter about frauds targeting older consumers, also said it's common for older adults who've been scammed to genuinely not realize they've been ripped off, which makes it even easier on the crooks.
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They are frauds in terms of what they're offering Russian society, people's lives aren't getting measurably better as a result, and that there is an alternative, more modern, responsible, transparent, and promising and innovative pathway for Russia to apply.
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Mr. Feit, whose site had rejected Ascenergy, said that he was less worried about outright frauds and more concerned about companies that were unlikely to ever pay off and that were not giving investors enough information to judge them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A long-awaited probe into what Lloyds Banking Group executives knew about one of Britain's worst ever banking frauds is now not likely to be completed until next year, a source with knowledge of the review said.
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I want to point out that several of the most prominent conservative media figures that I went into this research assuming would be revealed to be frauds apparently have earned their spots on the bestseller list the hard way.
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This small exhibition is centered on a 90-minute film in which episodes from the history of spiritualist frauds and hoaxes are re-enacted by people in fanciful costumes while mystic flames, smoke and ectoplasmic phenomena come and go.
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group said it on Friday it was close to making compensation offers to 30 of the 67 customers impacted by one of Britain's biggest banking frauds after criticism about the pace of redress.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote, to such legalized frauds as grandfather clause exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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Last month, Bangladesh's central bank retrieved just under a fifth of the $81 million looted in February from its account at the New York Federal Reserve, which then went missing in Manila, after one of the biggest bank frauds ever.
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Our priorities have shifted from lampooning frauds clamoring for a return to an imagined Eisenhower-era cocoon, to the king snake in the White House, nihilism infecting the body politic, and a much-needed reckoning for centuries of sexual abuses.
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Minaj released the song, featuring Drake and Lil Wayne, last month along with two others, "Regret in Your Tears" and "Changed It." On Twitter this week, Minaj confirmed that "No Frauds" was the first single from her upcoming fourth studio album.
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"No Frauds" still objectively slaps, though, so Queen Barb has decreed the release of a video for the Drake and Lil Wayne (and Murda Beatz!) assisted club banger that unites both these strands of time by being filmed in London.
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Short-sellers burnished their credentials from 2010 onwards by exploiting concerns over poor corporate governance and accounting practices at more than 100 Chinese companies, in some cases exposing outright frauds at the likes of Sino-Forest and China Metals Recycling.
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The proposal has drawn fierce opposition from whistleblower advocates who warn that the changes will reduce the incentives for tipsters to flag the most egregious corporate frauds by increasing the legal costs of filing tips, limiting rewards and creating uncertainty.
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By the time CBS announced his retirement on May 11, Mr. Safer had broadcast 919 "603 Minutes" reports, profiling international heroes and villains, exposing frauds and corruption, giving voice to whistle-blowers and chronicling the trends of an ever-changing America.
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"We have lost most of the major battles and all of the wars," said John W. Moscow, the former chief of the frauds bureau and the deputy chief of the investigations division at the New York County district attorney's office.
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"There are cases in which young Koreans including students are jumping in to make quick money and virtual currencies are used in illegal activities like drug dealing or multi-level marketing for frauds," Lee said, according to a translation by CNBC.
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"And when his foreign income stream dissipated in 2015, he chose to engage in a series of bank frauds in the United States to maintain his extravagant lifestyle, at the expense of various financial institutions," prosecutors wrote in the filling.
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On April 22, she is scheduled to appear in court to defend against criminal charges brought by the Department of Justice, which has alleged she and Balwani engaged in frauds that carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
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It was a response to a series of accounting scandals at companies such as Houston-based energy firm Enron, where thousands of workers lost their jobs and retirement savings due to one of the biggest corporate frauds in U.S. history.
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You could also file a harassment complaint with the Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection in the state Attorney General's office, said David Hershey-Webb, a tenant lawyer and a partner at the Manhattan firm Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue and Joseph.
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Over time, the scale of the frauds that actually make it to court has gotten bigger, so there is a growing wedge between the recommended sentences and the ones that actually get imposed — even though sentence length has grown over time.
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In a consent order, the Financial Frauds and Consumer Protection Division said that RelayRides had acted as an unlicensed insurance adjuster and producer, misrepresented the coverage it provided and most likely led many people to violate their leasing and finance agreements.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the — straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote to such legalized frauds as "grandfather clause" exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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"We suspect the increased capital flows between the mainland and Hong Kong have encouraged more stock manipulations and frauds in Hong Kong," Carson Block, founder of Muddy Waters and among the most prominent short activists, told Reuters in an email.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which could more immediately regulate digital currencies, has not given a clear position on if it plans to crack down on them, except in clear instances where certain coins are clearly frauds or operating as securities.
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Likewise, the protagonist in While We're Young (Stiller again), a documentary filmmaker wounded by his lack of success, rants when frauds and hacks outdo him, and confesses to his wife that he feels like a child posing as a grown-up.
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Enacted in 2002, that law was a response to the stunning accounting frauds at Enron, WorldCom and other companies, and it gave new protections to employees providing evidence of fraud at a company by assigning criminal penalties for retaliation against them.
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There have been alleged frauds—consider Theranos, a Silicon Valley firm founded by the silver-tongued Elizabeth Holmes, which raised more than $1bn to promote a blood-testing device which was later found to produce flawed results (a court case begins next year).
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Stars have chosen their alliances between beefing female rappers Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma. Selena Gomez lip-synced and jammed out to Minaj's response song "No Frauds" in her friend Ashley Cook's Instagram story on Friday — and the Queens MC took notice.
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The movement appeals to the financially desperate, the 2012 report said, because it offers the government or banks as a scapegoat for financial struggle and because its supporters sometimes offer solutions for those difficulties, which can turn out to be scams or frauds.
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This means they attract charlatans, lunatics, frauds, and false prophets, and furious battles are waged over doctrinal hairsplitting; but it also means they inspire intransigent beliefs which can, and do, unify many thousands of wildly different people across continents and time zones.
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"That criminal conduct includes a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies," prosecutors wrote, including criminal conduct related to the mortgage on one of the properties that Manafort said he would agree to forfeit if he failed to show up to court.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Fraud-hit Indian lender Punjab National Bank (PNB) said on Sunday it aimed to expand its total business 10.8 percent to 12 trillion rupees ($180 billion) in the year to March 2019 and outlined steps to prevent more such frauds.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A co-owner and four ex-employees of a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy were convicted on Thursday of committing frauds and other illegal activities that helped boost its business before a deadly 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak linked to drugs it made.
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"Social media influencers are often paid promoters, not investment professionals," Enforcement Division co-director Steven Peikin in a statement on today's charges, "and the securities they're touting, regardless of whether they are issued using traditional certificates or on the blockchain, could be frauds."
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They're both hucksters selling dangerous snake oils to the American public, obvious frauds who have yet to be cast out of normal society thanks to the mainstream frameworks in which they operate: for Trump, the political arena; for Oz, the medical establishment.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine lender RCBC and a Bangladeshi minister traded blame on Tuesday over liability for tens of millions of dollars that were looted from a New York bank and then went missing in Manila after one of the biggest bank frauds ever.
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In the past year alone, China has spent nearly $200 billion to prop up the stockmarket; $65 billion of bank loans have gone bad; financial frauds have cost investors at least $19903 billion; and $600 billion of capital has left the country.
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In the past year alone, it has spent nearly $200 billion to prop up the stockmarket; $65 billion of bank loans have gone bad; financial frauds have cost investors at least $20 billion; and $600 billion of capital has left the country.
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LONDON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group has a reached a settlement with Paul and Nikki Turner, a couple who helped uncover one of Britain's biggest financial frauds at the Reading branch of the lender's HBOS unit, after it destroyed their business.
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After PNB, Bank of Baroda had the highest amount of loan fraud reported, with 44.73 billion rupees from 389 cases and Bank of India ranked third, with loan frauds totaling 40.5 billion rupees from 231 cases over the same period, the data shows.
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A more recent and widespread example of the justice of the privileged is the nearly universal impunity enjoyed by the perpetrators of the financial frauds that cost so many Americans their savings and their homes and contributed significantly to the 2008 financial meltdown.
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In addition to teaching archaeology at Central Connecticut State University, he has a reputation as a debunker of what he called "pseudo-archaeology," appearing on TV and has written a book, "Frauds, Myths and Mysteries," which devotes a chapter to ancient astronaut theory.
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If Trump had lost the 2016 election, he never would have been in a position to fire FBI Director James Comey in 2017, no special prosecutor would have been appointed, and Manafort's various tax evasions and other frauds would have gone undetected.
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Last month former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers died, less than two months after being released on compassionate grounds from federal prison in Texas, where he was serving a 25-year prison term for overseeing one of the largest accounting frauds in U.S. history.
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Leonard Pozner and Veronique De La Rosa, whose 6-year-old son Noah was murdered at Sandy Hook, said they sued because they were harassed and forced to move seven times after Jones called them liars and frauds, according to court documents.
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Last Friday, Mueller's office revealed in a court filing that it had uncovered "additional criminal conduct" by Manafort in connection with a series of "bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies" related to a mortgage on his property in Fairfax, Virginia, a Washington suburb.
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Source: Google Trends The types of frauds that target immigrants have diversified over the past few years as they evolve with every new immigration rule, Schaufele said, adding that calls to Ayuda from people seeking legal advice have quadrupled between January and May of 2018.
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"With the increasing number of ICOs coming to market, it is an impossible task for anyone, much less platforms like Twitter or Facebook, to keep on top of which ICOs and cryptocurrencies are genuine versus frauds," said Zennon Kapron, director of the financial consultancy Kapronasia.
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One unfortunate — and unrepresentative — of the dozens of Omega alums is Samuel Israel, a low-level, 18-month employee in the early 1990s who went on to perpetrate one of the worst pre-Madoff frauds in hedge fund history with his Bayou Hedge Fund Group.
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Putting aside insider-trading charges, if you leaf through the wreckage of the past decade of criminality on Wall Street, not a single Wall Street executive has gone to prison for the mortgage scandal, interest-rate rigging or other frauds that hurt millions of Americans.
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The publication of Masterton's allegations, in a document known as the Project Lord Turnbull report, revived criticisms of Lloyds' handling of one of the industry's worst-ever frauds, weighing on the reputation it has worked hard to rebuild in the years since the financial crisis.
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P238P boomed in China - becoming far bigger than the rest of the world's combined P2P lending - until regulators took notice three years ago as claims of frauds surfaced, and as part of a wider Beijing-directed crackdown on potential bubbles in the financial system.
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"No Frauds" enlists Drake and Lil' Wayne to ether poor Remy Ma. The song makes reference to Remy's supposed plastic surgery, and Minaj made the video go just a bit further: She enlisted Remy's Love & Hip-Hop co-star and former friend Rashidah "Rah" Ali.
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Federal prosecutors are the most powerful law enforcement officials in their districts, sometimes supervising hundreds of lawyers, paralegals and investigators as they prosecute everything from drug dealers, organized criminals and terrorists to white collar criminals engaged in a variety of sophisticated financial frauds and schemes.
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AND THIS IS THE PROBLEM – FROST: SO JIM, ARE YOU SAYING THERE ARE A LOT OF BAD PEOPLE IN SILICON VALLEY AND THERE ARE SOME BIG FRAUDS THAT ARE GONNA COME OUT OF THAT FROM COMPANIES THAT OTHERWISE WE TALK ABOUT POSITIVELY DAY-TO-DAY?
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on him"Nancy Pelosi knew of all of the many Shifty Adam Schiff lies and massive frauds perpetrated upon Congress and the American people," he wrote.
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The S.E.C.'s efforts to aggressively stop accounting problems stems from the history of companies like Enron and WorldCom, where small steps to burnish the financial statements burgeoned into frauds that took down the companies, ended in thousands of job losses and cost shareholders billions.
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Les Whitten, who shared a byline with Jack Anderson on a nationally syndicated newspaper column that mercilessly exposed Washington's foibles and frauds and who once even spied on J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the F.B.I., died on Saturday in Adelphi, Md. He was 222.
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"Recently, the unearthing of irregularities in one of the UCBs has brought to the forefront the issues relating to the low capital base, weak corporate governance, inability to prevent frauds, slower adoption of new technology and inadequate system of checks and balances," the RBI said.
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A New York Yankees spokesperson said its voluntary program Yankees Ticket Exchange was set up, in part, because of fraud by principle entities in the secondary market and added that they wondered why the report had no mention of where most significant frauds in the marketplace occurs.
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Though there was a time when Mr. Giuliani — a former United States attorney in Manhattan — was a courtroom lion who prosecuted Wall Street frauds, corrupt politicians and violent Mafia dons, a season or two has passed since he actually appeared before a judge or a jury.
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On Sunday, former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers died, less than two months after he was released on compassionate grounds in December from federal prison in Texas, where Ebbers had been serving a 25-year sentence for overseeing one of the largest accounting frauds in U.S. history.
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The justices left in place the imprisoned Stanford's appeal of an October 2015 ruling by the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that upheld his 2012 conviction and sentence arising from one of the largest such frauds ever uncovered in the United States.
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"There is a long list of abuses, grievances, censorship, killings in the countryside by the army, Orwellian control from city hall at a local level, unrestrained corruption, consecutive electoral frauds in national, legislative and regional elections, repression and abuse of students, persecution of NGOs," said Montenegro.
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A sketchy recent past for financial technology in the Middle Kingdom The fledgling financial regulatory regime in China, married with the growth of fintech over the last 22016 years, has created a perfect environment for booms and busts, frauds and scams, and losses for unsophisticated investors.
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Lawyers watching the case say a ruling against the CFTC could affect its ability to police virtual currency frauds as the only one on which futures contracts are traded in the United States is bitcoin, whose user base of millions dwarfs that of My Big Coin.
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U.S. court filings have described Low as a central figure in an alleged scheme that embezzled $4.5 billion, according to the Journal, which noted that Malaysian authorities charged Low with money laundering this week in what could constitute one of the largest financial frauds in history.
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At the Museum of Modern Art, a similar but much larger projection system has been built for Mr. Oursler's 90-minute film, "Imponderable," in which episodes from the history of spiritualist frauds and hoaxes are re-enacted while mystic flames, smoke and ectoplasmic phenomena come and go.
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"In a number of large value frauds, serious gaps in credit underwriting standards were evident," the RBI said, adding that some of the gaps include lack of continuous monitoring of cash flows and cash profits, diversion of funds, double financing and general credit governance issues in banks.
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But the world we live in is far from ideal, so it makes perfect sense that the otherwise selfless system of product reviews has been co-opted by hucksters, frauds, and people who will lie to strangers in exchange for a $5 deposit into their PayPal account.
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But Gibson perpetrated one of the most elaborate and abhorrent frauds of the 21st century—selling hope to millions off the lie that she'd used healthy eating to cure her disease, all the while building a lucrative business empire off the misery of genuine cancer sufferers.
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The banks said scammers were using a range of methods to prey on people, with common "phishing" emails, authorised push payments (APP) and Buyer Seller scams on the rise, alongside more sophisticated "payment diversion" frauds, designed to coax businesses to part with large sums of cash.
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And it must be done, again and again, by those of us who refuse to be absorbed into this brainless, sinister, clownish thing called Trumpism, by those of us who refuse to overlook the fools, frauds and fascists attempting to glide along in his slipstream into respectability.
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Ryder and Turturro deliciously capture an under-examined archetype of the Trump era: the frauds, mediocrities, and social climbers, including many American Jews on the right, who have embraced a president who flirts with anti-Semitism and who has emboldened far-right violence against Jewish communities.
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He pulled similar frauds in Florida, running up tens of thousands of dollars in credit card debt at high-end resorts, such as the Walt Disney World Grand Floridian Beach Resort in Orlando, as well as more than $51,000 at a Florida Saks Fifth Avenue location.
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The notice provisions could give defendants an avenue to challenge the S.E.C.'s application of the law in a wide range of cases, raising issues about whether its explanations were sufficiently broad and how clear they have to be when frauds come in almost infinite permutations.
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The new study suggests changes to how the FBI collects information and responds to online crimes targeting older adults, and provides suggestions for how those living on lucrative bank balances, pensions and retirement funds -- and their loved ones -- can better protect their assets from common online frauds.
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Almost five years after Woodford lifted the lid on one of Japan's biggest corporate frauds, his former employer is claiming more than 264.5 million pounds ($643 million) from him and a former colleague, alleging they conspired to maximize their pension benefits by unlawful means, according to court filings.
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The company has already had to scrub a number of fake pages, but several were removed only after the Post pointed them out — highlighting that it's not as on top of the sheer potential for fakes, frauds, and scams as it should be at this point in the process.
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"The cleanup efforts for the Stanford and Madoff frauds are routinely compared, but there is no question that the absence of both SIPC coverage and any multibillion-dollar U.S. DOJ recoveries for Stanford victims accounts for the substantial difference between distributions to the Madoff and Stanford victims," Sadler said.
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The documentary "The China Hustle," which hits theaters Friday, warns investors the last time a slew of Chinese IPOs hit the U.S. market roughly a decade or more ago, pension funds and retirement funds lost at least $14 billion to Chinese stocks that turned out to be frauds.
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Then finance is the lowest-hanging fruit because finance is a numbers game, and if AI is an objective function that optimizes profitability, lowers cost, improves margin for loans, credit card frauds, banks, insurance companies, that seemed like a no-brainer because you didn't have warehouses, manufacturing plant[s].
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Frauds involving bank accounts come in many forms, including check washing, the practice of erasing and substituting different information on a check; duplicating checks; unauthorized debit charges; and submitting fake checks for deposit, said Laurel Sykes, chief risk officer at Montecito Bank & Trust, a large private bank in California.
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Ponzi schemes alleged by civil and criminal authorities last year pale in comparison to scams unearthed around the time of the 2008 financial crisis, such as Madoff's and those of other notorious criminals such as Thomas Petters and Allen Stanford, who ran respective $20193 billion and $8 billion frauds.
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I'm sure that some questions are made up, but I also think that one of the reasons that I wanted to write this book is I felt like all of the narratives about advice-givers — like "Miss Lonelyhearts," for instance, that great book — is about these people as frauds.
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When many people today refuse to recognize evidence of police brutality, when it seems impossible to convince people of the dangerous rise of white nationalist groups, when individuals who name and condemn white violence are dismissed as liars and frauds, this is another round in a long and often ugly relationship.
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As pure digital events, the online fundraisings are also exposed to familiar internet frauds, from phishing scams used to rip off the unwary to the hacking of the underlying software underpinning the new ventures — the fate that befell the first prominent ICO last year, for a company called the DAO.
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He has also worked at Pfizer, whe he was VP and deputy chief security officer, and at Apple, where his responsibilities included building and overseeing an investigative program into complex thefts, frauds, leaks, threats and cyber-related crimes, as well as developing and implementing Apple's civil, criminal and administrative anti-counterfeiting program.
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Minaj then appeared — dressed in a black and gold ensemble with a fierce sparkling head mask — to rap her newest track, "No Frauds," a no-holds-barred diss track spawned out of her beef with rapper Remy Ma. A sea of dancers surrounded her, with Wayne breaking them up for his verse.
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The case, along with a flurry of smaller loan frauds since reported by other banks, has sparked new concerns that credit growth is unlikely to pick up quickly in an economy where state-run lenders that account for two-thirds of banking assets are already saddled with a mountain of bad debt.
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A provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, adopted in 2002 after accounting frauds at Enron and WorldCom, requires the chief executive and chief financial officer of a company whose shares are traded on the public markets to certify that its financial reports comply with the accounting rules, including those for adequate internal controls.
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It is the strategy which is appropriate to our cause and to our purpose—the strategy of truth—the strategy which opposes to the frauds and the deceits by which our enemies have confused and conquered other peoples, the simple and clarifying truths by which a nation such as ours must guide itself.
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According to the people familiar with the case, that investigation, which is being handled by the Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit of the Manhattan federal prosecutors' office, quickly expanded to include the possibility that Mr. Weinstein broke federal stalking laws in his dealings with women who have accused him of sexual assault.
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Resolved, That it is the duty of all persons in the service of the United States, as well as all other the inhabitants thereof, to give the earliest information to Congress or other proper authority of any misconduct, frauds or misdemeanors committed by any officers or persons in the service of these states. . . .
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"Warren, along with her late husband, Ed, are audacious and unabashed frauds, capitalizing on the completely meritless superstition which is all too common in modern society," The Viking News of Westchester Community College wrote in a 2012 editorial objecting to the use of student activity fees to pay Ms. Warren to lecture.
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As noted in David Chapman's Sandow the Magnificent, early physique star Eugen Sandow and his mentor Louis Attila attracted attention to their own strongman routines by exposing the fakery of competitors, calling them out as frauds for using lighter barbells and hollow weights (Sandow may also have used such props, particularly later in his career).
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"In fact, GE's $38 billion in accounting fraud amounts to over 40% of GE's market capitalization, making it far more serious than either the Enron or WorldCom accounting frauds," Markopolos wrote in the report, referring to the scandals that eventually helped bankrupt energy giant Enron in 2001 and long-distance telco WorldCom in 2002.
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The Trump administration claims that very few of the people coming to the US now are genuine asylum seekers, pointing to the fairly low rate of success of asylum claims in immigration court (22015 to 22018 percent for Northern Triangle countries) as evidence that these aren't "real" asylees, or even to claim that most of them are outright frauds.
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Working hand in hand to achieve each of these goals, H.R. 5230 and DSA's mandatory Code of Ethics – which requires that direct selling companies buy back unused inventory at no less than 90% of the original purchase price – will make it much easier for consumers to steer clear of pyramid frauds and enjoy financial peace of mind.
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It's hard to know if the movie started off being as meta as it now plays, but when these Ghostbusters are labeled frauds — or crack jokes about ugly online comments or take on a fan boy from hell — it sure feels as if Mr. Feig and his team are blowing gleeful raspberries at the project's early sexist attackers.
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Whether it was his bragging about personal tax frauds, making fun of people with disabilities, calling critical journalists the "enemy of the people," using a racist conspiracy theory to try to delegitimize President Obama or encouraging foreign governments to meddle in U.S. elections, voters knew exactly the kind of person they were handing the keys to the White House.
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If you do get scammed, law enforcement is unlikely to be able to get those dollars back, retired FBI Special Agent Jerri Williams tells CNBC Make It. "When it comes to these type of frauds and schemes, in most cases, there is not going to be anybody around who will be able to investigate it," she says.
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Mueller's team said in a court filing Friday that it learned of "additional criminal conduct" claims against Manafort, including "a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies" relating to a mortgage on Manafort's property in Fairfax, Va. The new criminal accusation came in response to a request from Manafort to reconsider the conditions of his bail.
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Last week, Mueller's team said in a court filing it learned of "additional criminal conduct" claims against Manafort, including "a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies" relating to a mortgage on Manafort's property in Fairfax, Va. The new criminal accusations came in response to a request from Manafort to reconsider the conditions of his bail.
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According to the researchers' results, their test subjects found online accommodation scams (where an apartment's rent is far below normal, for example) to be the most plausible while advanced fee frauds (where you receive an email that says you will receive millions of dollars from some dead relative if you just send the processing fee first) were generally considered the least plausible.
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DOJ watchdog report sheds light on love lives of two more anti-Trump FBI employees (and their emoticons) Trump calls for live, televised hearing for Strzok , 'other hating frauds' at FBI, DOJ Federal judge in Virginia rejects Paul Manafort's efforts to dismiss case &aposBIG NIGHT&apos FOR TRUMP BUMPS: Mitt Romney was projected to win his primary runoff in the Utah race to replace retiring U.S. Sen.
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Formally known as Shanghai Lujiazui International Financial Asset Exchange, Lufax was set up in 26.8760 as a P2P platform by Ping An. P2P boomed in China - becoming far bigger than the rest of the world's combined P2P lending - until regulators took notice three years ago as claims of frauds surfaced, and as part of a wider Beijing-directed crackdown on potential bubbles in the financial system.
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The agents who form the core of Mueller's investigative team — who work mostly from a southwest Washington office complex whose only distinguishing feature may be the network TV camera regularly posted near the entrance — have a wide range of skills, with some specializing in financial frauds, others in counterintelligence or corruption, and still others adept at investigating computer hacking and other forms of cybercrime.
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But Democrats note that while House Republicans paid a political price in 1998, impeachment left a stain on the presidency that may have cost Democrats the White House in the 2000 election, when Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreImpeachment threatens to drown out everything Katie Pavlich: The frauds of the climate change movement David Webb: Environmental capitalism versus climate strike MORE lost to Texas Gov.
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"In the same way that bots, trolls, click-farms, fake pages and groups, ads, and algorithm-gaming can be used to propagate political disinformation, these same tools can — and have — been used to assist financial frauds such as stock-pumping schemes, click fraud in digital advertising markets, schemes to sell counterfeit prescription drugs, and efforts to convince large numbers of users to download malicious apps on their phones," he wrote.
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But maybe the loudest criticisms came from people who thought the entire thing was a big shakedown of the federal government, that this was all a reparations scam and white people and the federal government didn't owe these folks anything, that the complainants were frauds, that they were making this up, that they were terrible, horrible farmers who were masking these complaints of racism to hide their own incompetence as farmers.
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The major indictments in the Mueller saga of non-Russians fall mainly into two categories: lying to the FBI, something that also helped yield the only foreclosure-fraud conviction in that probe, and unrelated frauds involving things like identity theft and dodgy mortgage deals and lobbying activities that have been carried out in plain sight for decades and probably would have continued were it not for the bright spotlight of the probe.
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"Nancy Pelosi knew of all of the many Shifty Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE lies and massive frauds perpetrated upon Congress and the American people, in the form of a fraudulent speech knowingly delivered as a ruthless con, and the illegal meetings with a highly partisan 'Whistleblower' & lawyer," he tweeted.
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