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    Click fraud

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    WEB TECHNOLOGIES Click Fraud Bernard J. Jansen The Pennsylvania State University Unchecked‚ click fraud could undermine the sponsored search business model. T oday‚ Web search engines are the primary method for millions of users throughout the world to access information on a topic‚ navigate to Web sites‚ keep up with the news‚ and shop online. Most major search engines generate revenue via sponsored search‚ a process whereby content providers pay for traffic from specific links

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    3001 Individual Report SID : 1155014517 Name : LI‚ Min In 2013‚ China Metal Recycling Ltd. was accused by The Security and Future Commission in Hong Kong as it was involved in accounting fraud. It exaggerated accounts for loan‚ land and its warehouse receipts in its public offering financial statements for 2009. Also‚ its main subsidiary’s revenue was deliberately inflated according to powerful evidence. As a result‚ the CEO‚ Jacky Chun

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    The government is going to take you inside the doors of what was once the one of largest telecommunication companies in the world‚ WorldCom and tell the story of how an 11$ billion dollar accounting fraud led to one of the largest bankruptcy filings in history. In the two years before WorldCom declared bankruptcy‚ one man at the helm of the company told lie after lie about the true financial condition of WorldCom‚ lies that artificially inflated his own stock holdings and lies that deprived the

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    Parmalat Rise and Fall

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    operation and safeguard of the company assets. We will examine the nature of the Parmalat accounting fraud‚ the process leading to the identification of the fraud‚ the external and internal responses to the fraud and finally‚ a discussion in which the Parmalat scandal could have been prevented if certain independent controls and mandatory regulations were in place. Nature and Context of the Parmalat Fraud The setup of the Parmalat group was a typical complex structure of a centralized‚ few shareholders

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    been arrested and has confessed to a $1.47 billion (or Rs. 7‚800 crore) fraud‚ admitted that he had made up profits for years. According to reports‚ Raju and his brother‚ B. Rama Raju‚ who was the Managing Director‚ “hid the deception from the company’s board‚ senior managers‚ and auditors.” The case of Satyam’s accounting fraud has been dubbed as “India’s Enron”. In order to evaluate and understand the severity of Satyam’s fraud‚ it is important to understand factors that contributed to the ‘unethical’

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    followed standard auditing procedures in regard to “Occurrence” and even claims to have seen payment but in retrospect there could not have been any payment as the job did not exist. He should have determined that Tom Padgett was a co-conspirator in this fraud‚ as he was a friend at the health club making him a related party‚ the company that Padgett and Minkow created did not exist and probably could have been found out with some effort. He also admitted he did not inspect any of the restoration sites‚

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    Accounting A fraud that occurred recently was the corruption charges brought against Cardinal Health a pharmaceutical company based in Dublin‚ Ohio. The fraud involved Cardinal health paying pharmacies kickbacks in other to ensure that the pharmacies purchased prescription drugs for their pharmacies from them. Kickback schemes are a type of corruption scheme that involves the company bribing pharmacy owners or pharmacy companies for some sort of favor. While this type of fraud is for the company

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    Crazy Eddie Case Analysis

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    mastermind one of the largest securities frauds uncovered during the 1980s. Sam admitted that he had no empathy whatsoever for investors because he never concerned about morality or the suffering of those victims. Next I’ll analysis Crazy Eddie Case from ethical perspective and use Ethical Decision Making Model to evaluate Sam’s possible behaviors. 1. Frame the ethical issue: Should Sam join his cousin and become a willing participant in the massive fraud? 2. Gather all the facts: (1)Eddie

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    activities are prohibited by specific laws while others are prosecuted under one or more general laws criminalizing dishonest behavior. White collar crimes include: embezzlement‚ false statements‚ obstruction of justice‚ bribery‚ fraud (federal mail‚ wire‚ and bank fraud)‚ federal perjury. Tax Crimes are often charged for failing to file a tax return or filing a false tax return because it is interfering with the administration of the internal revenue laws. Tax evasion has been effectively

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    Rise and Fall

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    corporate accounting fraud that lead to the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. Two investigate reports and subsequent court cases conclude that WorldCom executives were responsible for billions in fraudulent or unsupported accounting entries. How did this mammoth accounting scandal occur without anyone raising the alarm? Evidence suggests that Ebbers and Sullivan held considerable power and influence that prevented accounting staff from complaining‚ or even knowing‚ about the fraud. Ebber’s inner

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