Topic: Crime

The elephant in the room in the wake of the Wal-Mart spacer fiasco is whether we should accept, cover-up or no cover-up, the concept of bribes, graft and outright corruption as simply a way of doing business abroad? Herb Greenberg examines.   Read More

This is a live blog of the Leveson Inquiry, which was set up by Prime Minister David Cameron following the phone-hacking scandal plaguing News Corp.   Read More

In this Guest Blog, former CEO Carly Fiorina shares her thoughts on the widening bribery probe writing, "Facing extremely serious charges of large-scale bribery and a multi-year cover-up, the Wal-Mart Board should immediately appoint a completely independent team to determine the facts."    Read More

This is a live blog of the Leveson Inquiry in London, where James and Rupert Murdoch are appearing in front of the inquiry into media ethics in the UK, set up by Prime Minister David Cameron following the phone-hacking scandal plaguing News Corp.   Read More

Federal prosecutors say a horse breeder, who was the comptroller of Dixon, Ill., stole more than $30 million from the town since 2006.   Read More

All the world loves a clown, except on the taxpayers dime.   Read More

The founder of Ohio-based Leader Technology claims Zuckerberg stole ideas from the company to build Facebook.    Read More

The elusive hacker movement known as Anonymous has carried out Internet attacks on well-known organizations like Sony and PBS. In August, the group went after its most prominent target yet: the Vatican.   Read More

Robert Allen Stanford stands accused of a crime we now know all too well: the Ponzi scheme. He once stood at the helm of a financial empire with operations in 140 countries. He was called Sir Allen, knighted by the government of Antigua.   Read More

The FBI raided the offices of one of the biggest names in Chinese reverse mergers yesterday, according to Roddy Boyd at The Financial Investigator.   Read More