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Valjean Financing: An Argument for Lending to Former Prisoners

11:00 am, March 15, 2012

Victor Hugo’s famous protagonist is inspiring researchers to look at how felons can get money to start businesses.

 

Threat of Cybercrimes Worst in D.C., Seattle

2:35 pm, February 17, 2012

A new report pinpoints the 10 worst cities in the U.S. for cybercrime, and some of America's most well-known cities top the list.

 

The Most Counterfeited Products

6:00 am, February 14, 2012

Counterfeiters produce knock-offs of everything from Viagra to Nike shoes. Here are some of the items that counterfeiters just love to copy.

 

5 Tips to Protect Your Cellphone From I.D. Theft

3:00 pm, January 09, 2012

Mobile banking is on the rise, and that means a new place for fraudsters to get at peoples’ financial data. Here’s how to stay safe.

 

The Most Pirated Movies of 2011

3:00 pm, December 29, 2011

In a year marked by intensifying debate over online piracy, here are the blockbusters that got torrented the most.

 

Shoplifting Is Up: Blame Axe, Elmo and Filet Mignon

1:00 pm, December 07, 2011

This year, one in every 11 shoppers will shoplift when opportunity strikes. Here, according to AdWeek, are some popular-yet-surprising victims of holiday theft.
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Feds Crack Down on Sellers of Fake Goods

11:00 am, November 29, 2011

Attorney General Eric Holder and Rebecca Blank, acting deputy Commerce secretary, are set to launch a campaign Tuesday at the White House to alert the public to the ...

 

How the Stop Online Piracy Act Could Affect You

10:58 am, November 18, 2011

A bill pending in Congress could have serious ramifications for consumers, even those who have never pirated anything.

 

High Court Troubled By Warrantless GPS Tracking

11:00 am, November 09, 2011

During a hearing in a case about whether the police must get a search warrant before using GPS technology to track criminal suspects, Supreme Court justices were ...

 

How Long Do Cell Phone Companies Track You?

11:58 am, September 30, 2011

Law enforcement agencies have the power to subpoena your cell phone records, and some carriers will hold onto your information longer than others, the ACLU discovered.
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