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Counterfeit goods remain a significant concern, as demonstrated by the seizure of fake guitars.
The DOJ is pressing charges against Google for monopolistic practices in online advertising.
OpenAI is engaged in a legal dispute with The New York Times regarding copyright infringement.
How Much Money Are You Losing to Counterfeit Goods? It's Probably More Than You Think - Here's How to Protect Yourself | Entrepreneur
Counterfeiting significantly impacts ecommerce, costing businesses billions while damaging consumer trust; proactive anti-counterfeit measures are essential.
US Customs seizes over 3,000 counterfeit Gibson guitars
CBP and Gibson seized over 3,000 counterfeit guitars, marking the largest counterfeit musical instrument seizure in history.
Don't get duped into buying fake products online. Look out for these 4 red flags
7 in 10 consumers may have unknowingly purchased counterfeit products online in the past year, highlighting the need for careful shopping.
DOJ sentences pair for Apple repair scheme involving 6,000 knockoff iPhones | TechCrunch
The DOJ has sentenced two Chinese citizens for defrauding Apple in a scheme involving counterfeit iPhones, costing the company over $2.5 million.
Mark Cuban wants to take out Chinese knockoffs, and he says Kamala Harris is on the same page
Mark Cuban highlights the importance of combating Chinese counterfeits which threaten small businesses and calls for regulatory changes on foreign sellers.
How crime businesses actually work, from fake money to gun smuggling
Jeff Turner discusses counterfeit detection and cartel practices related to forgery and money laundering.
Experts reveal insights into organized crime, smuggling, and scam operations, shedding light on security and enforcement challenges.
Gilead Sciences alleges dangerous drug-counterfeiting operation at two NYC pharmacies in lawsuit
A drug-counterfeiting operation involving Gilead's HIV medications was uncovered, exposing patients to serious health risks.
Peter Khaim is identified as the mastermind behind the counterfeit drugs sold through two pharmacies in NYC.
Using AI to Combat Counterfeit Goods in the Supply Chain | HackerNoon
Counterfeiting is a significant global problem affecting multiple industries and stakeholders, with conventional anti-counterfeit measures proving ineffective against sophisticated counterfeit activities.