commercial crimes

Describes the multi-million dollar fraud scheme orchestrated by Bernie Madoff, detailing the investors connected to his scheme, the process by which he defrauded them, and his criminal and financial repercussions.

Examines white collar crime in the United States and discusses the effects of consumer fraud, fraudulent advertising, embezzlement, bribery, and tax, stock, and securities fraud on the economy and attitudes of the American public.

A collection of articles in which the authors state their opinions on how corporations control humans and argue for the dismantle of the World trade organization.

Recounts the true story of Charles Ponzi's 1920 scam in which he made millions of dollars through bogus investments and false promises.

French swindler and scoundrel Augustus Melmotte arrives in London determined to secure a marriage for his daughter that will raise their station in society, and settles on Felix, the adored son of Lady Carbury, who is induced to propose for the sake of securing a fortune.

This beautifully illustrated series covers a wide variety of subjects, including global warming, to a pictoral account of history and infamous crimes through the ages.

A discussion of corporate crime, including background and history, chronology of events, a biography of legislators, activists, and advocates, a directory of agencies and organizations, and an annotated list of resources.

Examines criminal cases involving white collar crime and explores the laws and techniques used to capture criminals in commercial or business settings.

Presents a record of the six-year investigation into accusations by the U.S. government that Archer Daniels Midland Corporation was guilty of price-fixing.