The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged Olayinka Oyebola and his firm enabled the perpetration of a multiyear fraud scheme.

The software company co-founder allegedly raised more than $30 million by falsely claiming the company had millions of dollars in annually recurring revenue.

The SEC alleges Kubient's two former execs and former audit committee chair artificially inflated the company's revenue and lied to auditors.

Nicholas Bowerman was charged with manipulating Circor's internal accounting records, resulting in the company to overstate its financial performance by millions of dollars.

The SEC obtained emergency asset freezes against Jonathan Adam and Tanner Adam, and their respective entities, to halt an alleged $60 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme.

The Internal Revenue Service and its partners have identified half a dozen steps for safeguarding taxpayer information.

The SEC charged electric vehicle company Ideanomics and three of its executives with fraud for misleading the public about its financial performance from 2017 and 2019.

Abraham Shafi, former CEO of social media platform IRL, was charged with defrauding investors of $170 million by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Prosecutors had sought a 15-year sentence, describing Shah as the "driving force behind a dizzying array of lies to clients, lenders, investors and an audit firm."

The police are looking into possible accounting and marketing fraud, market manipulation and use of privileged information.