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fraud

[frawd] / frɔd /




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Audits and prosecutions show that California has experienced its share of fraud, particularly in complex programs involving emergency aid, healthcare and unemployment insurance.

From Los Angeles Times

In New York, civil fraud or elder-financial-abuse claims must be filed within six years from when the fraud took place or two years from when it was discovered or reasonably should have been discovered.

From MarketWatch

Wall Street has a complicated history with binary options, which have long been associated with risk-it-all behavior and fraud.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, Mr. Mahan thinks the state should focus “on waste, fraud and abuse. I don’t get politicians who defend the status quo and pretend that government couldn’t possibly be more efficient, more effective, more technology-enabled.”

From The Wall Street Journal

AI is also automating customer service, streamlining returns, and reducing fraud, all of which feed directly into operating margins.

From Barron's