I mentioned in a prior FraudBytes post that I have some suspicions about a set of experiments that Professor Ariely claimed he ran using ...

An  analysis by Jonatan Pallesen  shows that the Ariely fabrication that I posted about a few days ago was extremely sloppy. The post concl...

Today, truth is on my mind after I read the following quote: "(T)ruth is not what you want it to be; it is what it is, and you must ben...

A recent article in Bloomberg Businessweek highlighted the work of UT-Austin finance professor John Griffin, and his work in exposing t...

On October 4 th , Bloomberg published an article detailing how Chinese spies placed microchips on motherboards produced for Super Micro Com...

On October 2 nd , the New York Times published a recent investigation into the President's taxes in the 1990s. The investigation state...

Mark was recently interviewed by Going Concern about auditors' responsibilities to detect fraud. Here are a few highlights:

Auditors aren't that great at detecting fraud and sometimes claim their audits aren't designed to detect it . It looks like they ma...

First, let's consider what bitcoin isn't.

The Wall Street Journal published an article explaining that PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) was held responsible for failing to detect fraud...

Wells Fargo, one of the largest banks in America, was fined $185 million for the company’s fraudulent selling practices. A Wall Street Jo...

Online resources students may use for cheating Have you ever heard of websites such as Course Hero, Quizlet, or Koofers? If you have, ...

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal details what could be one of the only legal cases from the great recession to actually go t...

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal talks about the Justice Department’s decision to not pursue charges against HSBC for alleg...