Financial advisor Todd Burkhalter pleaded guilty to running Georgia’s largest Ponzi scheme, defrauding 2,000 investors of $380M. Learn the red flags and how to protect yourself.

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The CEO of a financial advisory empire accused of masterminding Georgia’s largest Ponzi scheme to fund a life of opulent extravagance has pleaded guilty to "shamelessly" bilking investors out of a ...

Todd Burkhalter could be heading to prison for more than 17 years for his role in defrauding more than 2,000 investors. The leader of an investment advisory practice that allegedly perpetrated a $380 ...

Atlanta — A financial adviser in Georgia pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud in a Ponzi scheme that bilked more than 2,000 people out of $380 million, federal authorities announced. Prosecutors ...

A senior executive at the Stanford Financial Group pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of obstructing justice by lying to ...

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CHARLOTTE — A Charlotte businessman accused of running a Ponzi scheme is headed to prison. A judge sentenced Wynn Charlebois to six years behind bars. ALSO READ: SEC accuses Charlotte man of operating ...

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Graduates of Stanford's computer science program face difficulty finding jobs as artificial intelligence tools take over tasks once done by junior programmers, reported the Los Angeles Times. Tech ...

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