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    The Big Tobacco Scandal

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    to buy their product. In doing so, they commit a type of customer fraud by making false claims about the safety of their products. Customer Fraud Overview Customer fraud is a type of unethical business behavior where a company purposely deceives customers through methods such as false advertising and claims. For instance, a company may employ…

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    In the novel, The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger portrays the central idea through Holden Caufield’s conflicts with himself, others, and society. Caufield narrates his life from the moment he gets expelled from Pencey, a private school, to when he travels back to his hometown. Through his encounters with other students, a prostitute, his old professor, and Phoebe, his younger sister, Caufield begins to realize that his life has taken a very wrong turn. Salinger uses the internal and external…

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    Donald Trump is a inspiring well known businessman from Queens, New York. Donald started off with a small loan of a million dollars. He used competency, self motivation, and perseverance to become the man known for saying that he is going to make America great again. Donald is a outgoing person with a vivid personality. He is a family man, he is the father of five children. He has shown resiliency by coming back from several large bankruptcies, and business failures. Donald has come far from…

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    due course (HDC), the note has to be a negotiable (Professor Murray, lecture, November 14, 2016). In this case, Campbell’s note and mortgage were considered to be negotiable instruments. The mortgagor could verify their protection under the HDC if fraud was claimed. FNMA is a government-sponsored enterprise that is involved in second mortgage markets. For this reason, they are not expected to be experts in evaluating and clarifying handwritten comparisons. In this case, an employee of FNMA named…

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    Wells Fargo Scandal

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    decreased over this fraud. The current fines that have been levied on Wells Fargo have amounted to what the company takes in a day, so that is not a big problem. The tarnished reputation probably hurts worse than the fines. Wells Fargo would like the public to believe it was just a few five thousand, three hundred rogue employees who banded together to commit this fraud without executive management’s knowledge. These lower level employees were wrong for their part in the fraud, but they were…

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    The hit T.V. series “Better Call Saul’’ first aired February 8th, 2015 on AMC. This realistic television series is a crime drama with each episode lasting between 40 minutes to an hour. This series is filmed in the active city of Albuquerque. Saul Goodman is an attorney that attempts to get his name out to the city to gain business through hustling various individuals. In a particular attempt, Saul has two individuals (who tried to hustle him) help pull off a plan that involves a government…

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    In Shall We Tell the President? by Jeffery Archer Andrews is put into several situations that determine his fate. It should have been his skills to problem solve, however it was pure dumb luck that saved his life and job. As an author and a member of the British Parliament from 1969-74, Jeffrey Howard Archer’s career is reflected in his fiction and his fiction has influenced his career (“Archer” 21-2). In 1959 he trained to be an Army Officer and held a police officer position for five months…

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    Richard Dickey Scruggs is a famed Mississippi tort lawyer, who was born on May 17, 1946, grew up in Pascagoula, Mississippi. He was raised by his mother, because his father left the family when Scruggs was five years old. His mother worked as a legal secretary at the Ingalls shipyard. Dickie is known for tobacco and asbestos case and amassed more than 1 billion in judgments against various companies. According Joseph B. Treaster, Scruggs became one of the richest America lawyers, by forcing…

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    The reasons of the fraud are results from privileges that both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are granted from the U.S. Congress. They are government-sponsored enterprises which are chartered by the Congress, enjoy special privileges from the Federal Government such as exemption from federal and state income state, credit support from the U.S. Treasury; moreover, they are not subject to standard financial disclosures. Lack of effective and sufficient internal control is also another reason for this…

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    Mary Elizabeth Harriman, the wife of Russell Williams, aided and abetted in his crimes by not revealing his behaviour and actions to the police. Mary Elizabeth Harriman must have been aware of her husband’s illicit conduct but she did not report that conduct to the police. Harriman gained financially from this illicit conduct. She acquired Williams’s assets after he was captured, including his half of the couple’s new townhome in Ottawa. She acquired his half of their $700,000 house in a…

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