Cross-quadrant Bulletin

A fake bank in Nanjing bilked customers out of nearly $33 million. With trappings of a real bank, like security guards and LED screens, it fooled depositors attracted by higher interest rates.

Humans and software see some images differently, pointing out shortcomings of recent breakthroughs in machine learning.

On relativism in banking. As in, we really can't agree how much money is there, and who has it.

Is anybody out there?

Fake cell broadcast towers have been found in Olso, Norway near government buildings, leading some to wonder if parliamentarians are being wiretapped.

Frustrated LA residents create fake traffic jams on quiet sidestreets to keep drivers using Waze from taking shortcuts through their neighborhoods.

Police say the fake, airsoft gun 12-year-old Tamir Rice had on him looked like the real thing. It's a line that's becoming increasingly blurry. Fake guns are being made to look real and some real g...

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How do you imbue an empty mansion with the indefinable "energy" that comes from daily habitation? Find distressed rich people with nice furniture and precarious jobs at McDonald's to move in.

The incursion of masked gunmen into Ukraine shows that knowing who you are fighting has become critical to victory. By Patrick Tucker

FCA orders payday lender to compensate 45,000 customers after it sent threatening letters from non-existent companies

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