White-collar crime is on track to cost the USA more than $300 billion annually, with the trend steadily growing as technology takes a prominent role in day-to-day business, according to the FBI. White-collar crime is defined as nonviolent financial crimes – commercial or consumer fraud, embezzlement, bribery, etc. Recently, Mike Levy, Chief of Computer Crimes,
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edward snowden | First Contact HR
July 23, 2013