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Business Ethics
by ebazaar, Jun 12, 2008
When business people speak about “business ethics”, they usually mean one of three things: avoid breaking the criminal law in one's work related activity, avoid actions that may result in civil law suits against the company, or avoid actions that are bad for the company image.
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CPA: Certified for What?
by Len Maxwell, Apr 1, 2008
A CPA is supposed to protect the general public from fraud. But, does that actually happen?
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Charles Ponzi and the Ponzi Scheme
by Andrew Sean Murphy, Dec 28, 2007
One of the most common types of investment fraud is the "Ponzi Scheme" named after Charles Ponzi who conned thousands of people in the 1920s.
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How to Recognize a Pyramid Scheme
by Andrew Sean Murphy, Dec 28, 2007
Although they have been identified as scams for a long time, pyramid schemes are still around and attract thousands of investors every year.
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Forensic Auditing
by Maxi, Sep 14, 2007
It is crime, and especially economic crime that gave birth to forensic auditing. Economic crime is an unpleasant fact and has escalated into a monster. But, to counter it, enter forensic auditing!
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