Worst personal bankruptcy ever — the yearslong hell that happens when a billionaire says he's worth $3,850

Tech Insider : Business, Sports
A man looks over Central Park from a skyrise
Mile Guo on the balcony of his New York apartment facing Central Park in 2017.

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Scam on rye: The inside story of a $100 million deli fraud

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Hometown Deli, NJ

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Anthropic tried to crack down on 'nightmare' investment deals. They're still everywhere.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said that the company, which plans to open an India office early next year, was attracted to the country's technical talent.

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Man's alleged scheme posing as an airline pilot for free flights exposed serious security problems, experts say

Tech Insider : Business, Economy, Environment
Stock pictures of United Airlines Pilots at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey
A man faced up to 20 years in prison if convicted of impersonating an airline pilot for free flights.

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The founder of First Brands, whose bankruptcy rattled Wall Street, charged in multibillion-dollar fraud

Tech Insider : Business
A woman crosses Wall Street
A woman crosses Wall Street

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Head of LA homeless nonprofit charged with pocketing millions, splurging on luxuries including a Hermès jacket and a trip to Vegas

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California governor urges cities to 'take back the streets' from homeless
Alexander Soofer, manager of an LA-based housing program, is being charged with wire fraud and pocketing $10 million in public funds.

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US authorities accuse a Canadian man of posing as airline staff to fly for free hundreds of times on US airlines

Tech Insider : Business, Travel
A United Airlines airplane passes by an American Airlines plane at O'Hare Airport in Chicago

Jim Young/REUTERS

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Tech Insider : Economy, Technology, Business
A woman wearing glasses holds the steering wheel of a Kia car while smiling. To her right, a smartphone sits in a holder attached to the inside of the windshield and plugged into a charger.
Some gig workers are selling or renting their accounts to others, a new TransUnion survey found.

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Fake records and forged signatures: Marines say recruiting pressure fueled a culture of fraud

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
A marine recruiter in a neighborhood.

Matt Rota for BI

Recruiting new Marines can be so challenging in parts of the US that some recruiters have resorted to fraud to meet their monthly goals.

JPMorgan wants out of paying the rest of Charlie Javice's legal bills — $161 seafood towers and all

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Charlie Javice, with brown hair, sunglasses and a white pantsuit, stands in the middle of a group of men and women in suits as she walks down a sunlit Manhattan sidewalk outside of a courthouse. A TV camera is visible behind her.
Charlie Javice outside a Manhattan courthouse.

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