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Popular Japanese Composer Exposed as Fraud
The Japanese composer Mamoru Samuragochi has been hailed as the "Japanese Beethoven" for creating hit symphonies despite his deafness. He claimed ...
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Inspectors Find No Meat in "Beef" Pie
In February 2013, Great Britain's Food Standards Agency closed a slaughterhouse and a processing plant after investigators found horse carcasses had ...
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Small Bubble Wrecks Havoc on Airplane
A tiny, almost imperceptible flaw led to tragedy on flight of United Air 232 from Denver to Chicago on July 19, 1989. The fan disk in the DC-10's ...
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Watching Eyes Reduce Crime, Increase Donations
How would your behavior change if you thought someone was watching you? Two recent studies suggest that you might start acting more honestly. A 2006 study ...
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Marines Must Hold Each Other Accountable
Editor's Note: The following illustration was adapted from an article by Michael Wheeler, a professor at Harvard Business School.
According to Major ...
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The Worst Possible Online Dating Profile
A writer recently created a fictitious and utterly horrible dating profile as an experiment. The goal was to create a persona so offensive—racist, ...
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Man 'Steals' from Store Called 'Finders Keepers'
Ruben Pavon was driving down the road in Derry, New Hampshire when a store caught his eye. It was a large building with lots of stuff out front just sitting ...
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Police Captain Who Lived Double Life
In his novel Too Late the Phalarope, the South African writer Alan Paton described a man with a dark sexual secret, whose false self led to public disgrace ...
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The U.S. Government's Encyclopedia of Ethical Failure
Every few years the U.S. Department of Defense publishes a short book that contains amazing stories about real crime, cheating scientists, drug dealers, ...
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Financial Leaders Have Lost Their Moral Compass
An online survey conducted by New York law firm Labaton Sucharow of 250 financial professionals revealed the following:
- 52 percent felt it likely their competitors had engaged in unethical or illegal activity to gain a market edge.
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