TAG: fraud

• Nov 6, 2025

Managing The Business Risk Of Fraud A Practical Guide

ompany facing a rogue employee, or a surge of righteous determination when uncovering a complex scheme. Yet, the authors, with their masterful storytelling, weave narratives that resonate deeply. They tap into the universal human str

BY Mathias Hegmann

• May 29, 2026

The Computer Fraud And Abuse Act A Guide For General Counsels And C I Os

ted world. This imaginative approach transforms potentially overwhelming legal jargon into relatable concepts, making the principles of the CFAA resonate with a remarkable depth. It speaks to a universal need for order

BY Don Kozey

• Dec 20, 2025

Fraud An American History From Barnum To Madoff

through; it's one you'll devour, eager to discover what astonishing act of ingenuity and gullibility awaits you next. It’s a testament to the enduring power of narrative, and how the stories we tell ourselves, and others, can shape destinies. Breitman's ability to breathe

BY Audie Greenholt

• Oct 11, 2025

Managing The Risk Of Fraud And Misconduct Meeting The Challenges Of A Global Regulated And Digital Environment

rning. The emotional depth of this work, though unexpected given its title, is another significant triumph. While the focus is on risk management, the book subtly explores the human element at play – the moti

BY Frankie Von

• Sep 10, 2025

Ricky Ristick Fraud

s a profound emotional depth that resonates long after you've turned the final page. We witness characters grapple with challenges, find their courage, and forge connections that speak to the very essenc

BY Ms. Tina Wuckert

• Aug 15, 2025

Financial Shenanigans How To Detect Accounting Gimmicks Fraud In Financial Reports Second Edition

nd even enjoyable! This book is a "timeless classic" for a reason. In an era where financial information is more prevalent than ever, understanding how to interpret it critically is an essential life skill. Financial Shenanigans empowers you with tha

BY Santiago Dicki

• Dec 14, 2025

Usaa Members Outline Their Experiences With Bank Fraud

ll weave its way into your hearts and linger long after the final page. "USAA Members Outline Their Experiences with Bank Fraud" isn't just a book; it's an invitation to step into a world brimming with quiet strength, surprising resilience

BY Edgar Abbott

• Nov 25, 2025

The Economics Of Innocent Fraud Truth For Our Time John Kenneth Galbraith

s age and background. Whether you're a seasoned professional trying to make sense of the market, a student just dipping your toes into economic waters, or a casual reader simply curious about the world, Galbraith's insights will resonate. It’s a jou

BY Dessie Connelly

• Jul 16, 2025

Stealing Into Print Fraud Plagiarism And Misconduct In Scientific Publishing Author Marcel C Lafollette Published On March 1996

stumbled upon (or perhaps, more accurately, *rediscovered*) a book that feels like a warm hug and a mischievous wink all rolled into one: Stealing Into Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct in Scientific Publishing by Marcel C. LaFollette, originally published way back in March 1996

BY Diane Beahan-Casper