Sam Antar spent years inside one of the most infamous white-collar frauds of the 1980s. As the former CFO of Crazy Eddie, a major consumer electronics chain in the Northeastern United States during ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am a consultant on white-collar crime and former convicted felon. Sam Antar, the former CFO of Crazy Eddie's who pled guilty to ...

The mastermind of one of the largest white-collar securities frauds of all time, reformed convicted felon Sam E. Antar, will visit Rochester Institute of Technology to discuss the dangers of fraud, ...

Mathew Martoma was convicted in what was a slam-dunk case for the Feds in February. Prosecutors, who always embrace the dramatic, said it was the biggest insider trading scheme by an individual with ...

Sam Antar is a former certified public accountant and convicted felon who played a key role in one of the largest securities frauds of the 1980s as the chief financial officer of Crazy Eddie, a ...

One of the nation's top accounting sleuths, Sam Antar, has bagged yet another suspect: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. Mr. Antar first questioned Green Mountain's accounting on his blog, White Collar ...

Convicted fraudster Sam Antar, who acted as CFO for the electronics chain Crazy Eddie in the 1980s, told a group of accountants Friday that the potential for fraud has been growing worse in recent ...

Crazy Eddie’s Chief Financial Officer, Sam E. Antar, used to enjoy playing the numbers to his company’s advantage—until he was convicted of masterminding one of the largest white-collar securities ...

Sam Antar, 57, is a felon and former certified public accountant who helped perpetrate one of the largest securities frauds of the 1980s at Crazy Eddie, a chain of electronics stores based in New York ...

Sam Antar, a self-described convicted felon, takes credit for helping mastermind the Crazy Eddie securities scheme, one of the largest fraud cases of its time (it predates Enron). Because of his ...

Former Crazy Eddie CFO and convicted felon Sam Antar explains how he got away with laundering money through Bank Leumi decades ago and why it took so long for the Feds to crack down on the ...

Sam Antar, 57, is a felon and former certified public accountant who helped perpetrate one of the largest securities frauds of the 1980s at Crazy Eddie, a chain of electronics stores based in New York ...