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June/July
2005
Nothing Personal: Corporate identity thieves
aim for bigger targets |
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| Find
the Smoking Gun |
| Corporate
espionage: Is there a spy in your loop |
| Why
smaller companies are more vulnerable to embezzlement |
| Fraud
to watch for: Disaster scams |
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April/May
2005
Mortgage fraud is bring down the house
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| Eyes
on the spies |
| Crime
doesn't have to pay |
| Background
checks can protect your business |
| FTC
rules define, clarify identity theft procedures |
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February/March
2005
Worst case Scenario: Fraud Contingency
Plans are an unpleasant necessity |
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| Change
for what? Train your employees to spot bogus bills |
| Alter
Ego tempt troubled business owners |
| New
tools help fight online payment fraud |
| Th
eperks nd perils of workplace istant messaging |
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Year
End 2004
Occupational Fraud still stings
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| How
HIPPA fights health care fraud |
| Hang
up on fraud with confidential hotlines |
| Forensic
accountants assume proactive roles |
| Pumped-up
stocks leave investors in the dumps |
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June/July
2004
How to spot insurance fraud against businesses
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| Investigating
fraud in a limited partnership |
| Fraud
investigation reports |
| When
stockbroker misconduct needs a specialist attention |
| Phoenix
companies may turn to ashes |
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April/May
2004
Heading off a Bad Merger |
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| When
management companies skim profits |
| What's
in a 1040 and what's not |
| Recovering
"lost" evidence with the help of computer forensics |
| Protect
computers from employee theft |
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February/March
2004
Follow the Money
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| .....Using
financial records to prove fraud |
| Getting
the goods on inventory theft |
| High
tech ATM, debit card fraud sparks disputes |
Document
production headaches?
.....Let a forensic accountant find a cure |
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October/November
2003
Shell Companies leave businesses washed up |
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| Getting a confession from
a fraud suspect |
| Contract and procurement
frauds let the worst vendor win |
| When write-offs wipe out
GOOD debts |
