Following the 2008 housing crisis, several of the banks involved paid large settlement fines. JPMorgan Chase was one of those banks. The Ju...

Financial Times recently printed an article about a study done by researchers at the University of Zurich which suggested that bankers h...

A survey was recently conducted in Korea where participants were asked if they would break the law in order to gain the equivalent of $95...

I spend about two and a half weeks in my Fraud Examination class studying how we can detect when someone is being deceptive. I think it'...

They say a picture is worth a thousand words—and researchers have found a video can be worth even more. A recent article talks about rese...

A report was recently released with findings of an  investigation  on academic fraud at the University of North Carolina. The report stat...

An article from earlier this year on fortune.com said that “more than half of the best-known white-collar inmates… are in prison beca...

In a previous post , I mentioned a research paper that was published in The Lancet that made claims that a certain vaccine caused autism...

I just read an interesting article titled: " Instead of punishing dirty cyclists, should we reward the clean ?" The idea is to ...

Eric Holder (from The Guardian) A story in The Guardian  discusses connections that Eric Holder and Lanny Breuer have with a law firm, C...

A recent article in Business Insider shed some light on how a teaching scandal in Atlanta was uncovered. The scandal involved teachers w...

I recently saw an email from someone who received a phone call from a woman claiming to be from the IRS. The woman claimed that she was cal...

Research misconduct (when research is falsified or plagiarized) has historically been dealt with internally, but Richard Smith thinks tha...

We often hope to see the people committing fraud receiving punishment. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. A recent New York ...