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    [pic] Anneke Myers April 9‚ 2013 Professor Kevin Voce Morrisville State College One of the most well known schemer and criminal of the white collar field was Bernie Madoff. The chameleon created an impression of being a nice and caring person at work‚ but ironically‚ deep down inside he was a deranged money hungry criminal. Many people could not believe the news they were hearing after he had confessed to the

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    Bernard Lawrence “Bernie” Madoff Shamele Jones Strayer University ENG 215 Professor Erica Ellsworth August 05‚ 2011 Thesis Bernie Madoff was one of the most prolific Ponzi-scheme artists in history. Madoff schemes netted him millions of dollars. Mr. Madoff used his BMIS Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities a New York Limited Liability company‚ to commit fraud‚ money laundering‚ and perjury. This is just a few things that Mr. Bernard Madoff has done to many innocent investors‚ who

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    “Seven in 10 seniors (69%) who graduated from public and nonprofit colleges in 2014 had student loan debt‚ with an average of $28‚950 per borrower. (Student Debt and the Class of 2014).” Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has a very audacious idea that could possibly fix this growing problem. Sander’s unique charisma‚ reminiscent of the sixties‚ is reinvigorating young voters who are very fond of his plan to pay collage tuition. His idea deals with economic concepts such as‚ the government’s fiscal

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    rates of income inequality. Income inequality has been rapidly rising in America since the late 1970s. Income inequality has a host of social-economic consequences‚ and the topic has become a cornerstone issue for the socialist senator from Vermont‚ Bernie Sanders. His campaign is heavily focused on the economy‚ but more than that‚ his economic policies are heavily focused on reversing the upward trend in income and wealth inequality. Sanders has made it clear that tackling income inequality is a critical

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    Bernie Madoff Case Summary

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    Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC operates as a securities broker/dealer in the United States and internationally. It provides executions for broker-dealers‚ banks‚ and financial institutions. The company was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in New York‚ New York. As of December 15‚ 2008‚ Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC is in liquidation. Madoff founded the Wall Street firm Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC in 1960 Bernard Madoff was born on April 29‚ 1938‚ in

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    Bernie Madoff was a legend on Wall Street. His success grew very quickly and he built a trading powerhouse named Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities that was founded in 1960. He enjoyed telling employees‚ peers‚ and friends that his enterprise started on the Pacific Ocean beaches in Long Beach‚ CA as a lifeguard. Madoff enjoyed leading his company‚ chairing the NASDAQ board‚ and presenting to traders as a leader in the industry sharing his tips‚ tricks‚ and lessons learned. By 2000‚ his company

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    Bernie Madoff Fraud Case Bernie Madoff Fraud Case Introduction One of the largest fraud cases of all times is that of the “Bernard Madoff Case.” According to Armstrong (2008)‚ “for a number of years Madoff managed to lure billions of dollars away from huge charities‚ as well as wealthy individuals in both the United States and Europe by getting them to invest in his hedge fund. This he did by offering extraordinary returns to investors‚ until his scheme eventually reached a staggering $50

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    of one percent owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent‚” believes Bernie Sanders. One of Bernie’s main platforms is redistribution of wealth and reduction in income along with wealth inequality. As a country filled with the obnoxiously rich our childhood poverty rate is among the highest of all of the developed countries. We work longer for lower wages than other countries and we shouldn’t have to. Bernie Sanders is looking to over double federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour all the

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    a hero. In fact‚ you might even think he was a villain. But those with the wit and intelligence to read between the lines will spot that kind of hero in the historical accounts – and they almost always have the best stories to tell. Such a hero is Bernie Torme‚ who played seven shows with Ozzy Osbourne over a 10-day stint with the band‚ then left‚ to be regarded by many as a sell-out‚ a cash-grabber or even just a failure. The opposite of all those things is true of the Irish guitarist. Former Black

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    that came to light in 2002 was an example of many things that went wrong within the organization. Unethical conduct by its senior leadership beginning with Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Bernard Ebbers was certainly at the forefront of these problems. The question is should a CEO like Ebbers have been sentenced to prison for his liability in the WorldCom scandal? My answer is yes‚ he should’ve gone to prison as well as other CEOs who engage in unethical conduct that results in laws

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