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The Golden Age Of Grift
Americans finally agree on at least one thing: Our politicians are ripping us off while an affordability crisis rages.
Oct 24
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Al Lewis
9
Tiptoe Through The Escrow
A New York attorney loaned $336 million in client funds to a 33-year-old apartment investor. Now Flagstar Bank is getting dragged into an alleged Ponzi…
Oct 22
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Al Lewis
8
1
Suicide Is Not Painless
Executives, entrepreneurs and investors who died by suicide amid business failures, financial losses and corporate scandals. And a reminder that no…
Oct 19
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Al Lewis
1
The Great American Rinse Cycle
When Chinese money-laundering networks need a bank, where else would they turn but Bank of America?
Oct 17
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Al Lewis
6
1
Pharma Bro Can’t Help Himself
Martin Shkreli went to prison. He was also banned from the pharmaceutical industry for life. Regulators say he keeps coming back for another dose.
Oct 14
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Al Lewis
7
1
1
Desperately Seeking Diesel
When Trump runs low on fuel, it’s ‘Fill ’er up, Vladimir’
Oct 10
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Al Lewis
7
7
100 Quadrillion Japanese Dogs
Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore allegedly bagged $9 million in a crypto ‘rug pull,’ dumping his secret stash of the meme coins on investors. Will…
Oct 9
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Al Lewis
7
If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit … Nike Can Wear It
What a tech CEO didn’t know: People like to try on shoes before they buy them.
Oct 3
•
Al Lewis
6
1
September 2026
The Fake Andy Warhols
The art was fake. The provenance was fake. Even the email address was fake. Now the dealer is missing.
Sep 26
•
Al Lewis
9
6
1
Florida Man Takes Cops for a Ride
It takes a lot of balls to rip off police. Pension administrator employee Michael D. Williams settles civil fraud charges without admitting or denying…
Sep 25
•
Al Lewis
5
1
Scamway
The granddaddy of multilevel marketing gets stuck with a record $225 million settlement as regulators finally crack down on Amway.
Sep 19
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Al Lewis
5
2
2
Catch And Release
Kevin Kolenda kept getting caught selling bogus prize insurance. He never stopped casting for suckers.
Sep 17
•
Al Lewis
8
3
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