CFPB Orders Wells Fargo to Pay $3.7 Billion for Widespread Mismanagement of Auto Loans, Mortgages, and Deposit Accounts | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
California faces $68 billion budget gap, revenue shortfall | Sacramento Bee
Billion Dollar Heist (2023) - IMDb
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The Case for a Robust Attack on the Tax Gap | U.S. Department of the Treasury
Gap (GPS) earnings Q3 2023
Microchip Flaw Poses Data Theft Threat to 1 Billion Phones - Best Practice
Exclusive: At least $1 billion of client funds missing at failed crypto firm FTX | Reuters
Wage Theft is a Much Bigger Problem Than Other Forms of Theft—But Workers Remain Mostly Unprotected | Economic Policy Institute
IRS flagged more than 1 million tax returns for identity fraud in 2023
Adams announces $109 billion preliminary budget, addresses $7.1 billion budget gap - City & State New York
Tax evasion in the United States - Wikipedia
San Diego is short $4.8B for stormwater, key infrastructure - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Ex-Samsung employees arrested for selling memory secrets to China's CXMT fab — prosecutors say the theft is worth $1.8 billion in damages | Tom's Hardware
Consumers Lost Nearly $8.8 Billion to Fraud in 2022
Identity Fraud Hit 42 Million People in 2021
FBI: Nearly $7 Billion Lost to Cybercrime in 2021
Billion Dollar Heist (2023) - IMDb
Fashion brands fail to address pandemic-era wage theft in Cambodia: Garment workers deprived of $109 million
Intellectual Property Theft: A Threat to Working People and the Economy — Department for Professional Employees, AFL-CIO
Retail Theft Totaled $112 Billion in 2022, Says NRF - CPA Practice Advisor
Embedded Insurance: a $3 Trillion market opportunity, that could also help close the protection gap
How much the 'time gap' in unpaid caregiving costs women
Retail Theft Losses Mount From Shoplifting, Flash Mobs — And Organized Crime | Investor's Business Daily
U.S. Consumers Lost $43 Billion to Identity Theft & Fraud in 2022
Quantifying the Impact of the Fight for $15: $150 Billion in Raises for 26 Million Workers, With $76 Billion Going to Workers of Color - National Employment Law Project
Boston Museum Says It Was Uninsured for Theft - The New York Times
Wage Theft, The $50 Billion Crime Against Workers
