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After the 2011 earthquake in Haiti, the American Red Cross raised half a billion dollars and announced plans to build hundreds of permanen...

An article in Discover Magazine details some of the practices that occurred for 50 years in cancer research that both slowed and misled ...

You may have seen headlines in the news a couple months ago proclaiming things such as “Dieting? Don’t forget the Chocolate,” or “Choco...

An example of a fake diploma issued by one of Axact's fictitious schools, Grant Town University. Earning a diploma for high schoo...

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During the holiday season, many people choose to give and help others around them, but sometimes due to the spirit of giving that aboun...

According to a Wall Street Journal article , forensic accountants recently uncovered a several hundred thousand dollar fraud committed by e...

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...