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Retailers are losing millions of dollars to fraud, including a case involving a Northfield-area man who’s expected to plead guilty
Google and Verizon are among those being investigated under the novel interpretation of a law applying to government contractors.
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Target Unveils New Gift Card Design to Combat Fraud
One of my relatives was excited to receive a gift card from a popular retailer in the mail. Upon receiving it, they went to the store to use it, only to find the card didn’t have a balance on it: Someone had stolen the gift card code and applied new ...
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A Target executive reported the company has had greater success in fighting gift card fraud since it began partnering with online auction sites, the FBI and the U.S. Postal Service. Marie Schwein, senior investigator for Target, said the ...
CHICAGO (WGN) — Hundreds of employees at a Southwest Side Target distribution facility have been fired in what Block Club Chicago first reported as an alleged fraud scheme. But some of the fired employees now tell WGN-TV they had no idea they were part ...
The FBI has "surged" investigative resources and personnel to Minnesota, bureau Director Kash Patel said on Sunday, in the latest instance of the Trump administration’s fraud investigations that have largely targeted the state's Somali immigrants.
Well, I'll be darned. Seniors have always been the ones that SEEM to be targeted most for fraud, or so the media would seem to imply. Not so, according to a report recently issued by fintech Equifax Canada. In fact, the age group most targeted is MILLENNIALS.
Millennials grew up online. From making their first screen names with America Online in the ’90s and poking around chatrooms, to using HTML to customize their Myspace pages in high school, and now curating their Instagram feeds, navigating the internet ...
Bishop Robert Barron of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester has been the target of digital fraud, according to Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.
Financial scams targeting older Americans are exploding—and artificial intelligence is turbocharging the threat, according to new data from the Federal Trade Commission. Losses reported by victims 60 and older soared from $122 million in 2020 to nearly $ ...
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