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A small company can defraud an individual, profit by a few thousand dollars and, along with its owner, suffer an indictment that puts it out of business. A huge corporation can mislead the public, defraud taxpayers and shareholders of millions, and receive amnesty from prosecution. And while top-ranking insiders of yesteryear rarely snitched on their companies, today the government is pitting corporations against their executives when it comes to investigating and prosecuting business crimes.
August 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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