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#218 Updated: 7/10/06 6:01 p.m.

07/10/06 Embezzlers steal money, faith, morale
Trust is their weapon. A smile is their cover. As they quietly steal from you, day
after day, embezzlers figure you deserve it.

07/10/06 SEC's Cox, FASB Differ on 'Transparency'
FASB's draft of a new "conceptual framework" that would form the basis for public
company accounting spells out a different theory of transparency than one
described by SEC Chairman Christopher Cox.

07/10/06 Annual Fraud Conference - Opening Ceremonies and General Session
The first day of the Main Conference Sessions kicked-off with a ceremonial
trouping of the colors and flag procession. Over 35 countries were represented
during the Opening Ceremonies.

07/10/06 Senate's date for extradition treaty hearing cheers UK
Britain's attempts to push Congress to ratify a high-profile extradition treaty
agreed in 2003 by London and Washington secured an early success yesterday
when a key Senate committee announced plans to hold a hearing on ratification
next week.

07/10/06 Former NYSE traders did not commit fraud-defense
Two former New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) traders accused of securities fraud
did not trade deceitfully, but made genuine errors amid challenging trading
conditions, their defense lawyers told a jury on Monday.

07/10/06 Homeowners might get more protection against mortgage fraud
Individuals convicted of residential mortgage fraud would become felons who
would spend 10-20 years in prison, under a package of bills unveiled Monday by
three members of the Michigan House.
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