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paying to get the exam questions in advance, or even bribing examiners to obtain a higher score; some examinees would do anything to pass. Until thekeju's abolition in 1905, many fraud cases were recorded, with some even influencing history in unexpected ways. ...
Some of the biggest accounting scandals in history are nowadays among the least known, despite the frauds having led to new accounting industry regulations and in some cases, new laws. 4. Republic of Poyais The Poyais fraud was a major scandal in the 1800s. This fraud was certainly the mo...
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7. Bernard Madoff Fraud cases Bernard Madoff Bernard Madoff committed the largest commercial fraud in U.S. history. He is the former non-executive chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, and the currently most known white collar criminal. Through his massive Ponzi scheme, he inflicted losses of mo...
Robbing banks,stealingpaintings, embezzling millions of dollars; these notorious thieves have gone down in history for their criminal escapades and illicit activities. But as you will note in most cases, crime never pays. That said, their stories are still fodder for newspaper journalists, authors,...
It is called one of the greatest cold cases in FBI and US history. Related: Everything to Know About Son of Sam Killer David Berkowitz 3. The Black Dahlia Murder Elizabeth Short, known as "The Black Dahlia" Bettmann/Getty Images On Jan. 15, 1947, the remains of 22-year-old Elizabeth...
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Despite the importance of the commerce clause in Constitution history, it took 36 years from ratification in 1788 to bring a case based on it to the U.S. Supreme Court.Gibbons v. Ogden, popularly known then as the steamboat case, arose from a clash between a federal statute governing navig...