U.S. Promotes Its Record on Corporate Crime
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Government officials defended their hard-nosed approach to policing corporate crime yesterday at a reception to mark the fifth anniversary of a task force that targets misconduct in the nation's executive suites.
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The federal agency that enforces laws against employment discrimination collected a record &#36;420 million for aggrieved workers last year, when the number of complaints filed with the government was down slightly from the previous 12 months.
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The Enron scandal of 2001 set off a tidal wave of concern about corruption and unethical behavior across corporate America, but a new survey shows that government agencies are not free of such behavior.
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DOJ announces arrests, convictions for online fraud and other Net-related crimes.
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For the U.S. Office of Special Counsel -- charged with protecting federal workers and whistle-blowers from illegal treatment -- it seemed an effort to protect its own employees from crimes of fashion.
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Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the governmentâs track record  against winning terrorism prosecutions has been decidedly spottier than in previous years.
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Domestic abuse may originate in the home but some prominent U.S. business leaders are backing a campaign to raise awareness about its toll in the workplace, which some estimate runs to billions of dollars.
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Business & money: Criminal investigation into possible fraud and insider trading involves some of world's largest banks
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The world&#39;s largest insurer by market value is the target of a criminal investigation by the US Justice Department. American International (AIG) is accused of helping a banking client commit fraud and keep
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A 2002 congressional law adds protection for corporate tattletales, but few of them gain such status from US courts. By Adam Geller / Associated Press.
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The U.S. hopes to focus certain international trading partners on the piracy problem with a voluntary anticounterfeiting trade agreement.
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U.S. officials are expected to  announce on Monday a coordinated crackdown on the theft of U.S.  intellectual property such as pirated compact discs and  knockoff auto parts, the Wall Street Journal reported on  Monday,
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U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said the government is committed to fighting piracy and cybercrime, during a speech in Seattle.
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Fallen newspaper tycoon Conrad Black&#39;s  conviction on Friday on fraud and obstruction of justice  charges was the latest chapter in a five-year-old U.S.  crackdown on corporate wrongdoing that started off strong but  has suffered some embarrassing setbacks.
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The number of U.S. violent crimes increased in 2006 for the second consecutive year, with more than 17,000 murders nationwide, the FBI said on Monday.
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Multinational firms like Wal-Mart,  Target and Tyco International on Wednesday endorsed a new Web  site where companies and individuals can report bribery and  corruption in countries where they do business.
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U.S. bosses could be scurrying to lock  file cabinets and recover printouts from their waste baskets  after federal prosecutors this week charged three people with  stealing information from Coca-Cola Co.  and trying to  sell it to rival PepsiCo Inc. .