Today’s post-holiday Carnival of Fraud has arrived. Thank you to the contributors. We look forward to another issue featuring blog posts about schemes, scams, and frauds.
- Stock Market Beat discusses Verizon’s strategy for bringing “fiber to the home” and how differentiation may help the company, rather than hurt it as some naysayers are betting.
- Badger Blogger gives mention to a writer who penned a piece about how his Thanksgiving prayer is that Dick Cheney’s will die
- Phil for Humanity is venting his junk mail frustrations.
- The Wall Street Journal Law Blog metions the KPMG criminal tax fraud case, in which prosecutors pressured the firm to not pay the legal fees of its partners.
- Sox First blogs about some of the energy traders who worked at Enron, and their apparently successful post-Enron careers
- I spent a lot of time last week responding to inquiries about my recent appointment to the Pyramid Scheme Alert Board of Advisors. I am proud to be a part of this organization!
Submit your entry to next week’s Carnival of Fraud. See you there!
