bernie madoff

Three years after his arrest, the mastermind of Ponzi schemes still haunts his victims, his family and himself.

Bernie Madoff's wife and son speak publically for first time about the Ponzi scheme that defrauded thousands, and their lives since Madoff's arrest and imprisonment

Harry Markopolos describes himself as a "50 billion dollar failure." Why? Because he couldn't get anyone to listen when he figured out Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, eight years before Madoff's arrest.

A Harvard Business School professor is reaching out to several white collar criminals including convicted swindler Bernie Madoff in an attempt to understand what "pressures, circumstances, emotions" led these people to commit their crimes, a spokesman for the school tells the FOX Business Network.

Bernie Madoff's obsession with the Harvard Business School continues with the accused swindler writing the FOX Business Network last week to once again protest our coverage of the school's denial of his claim that it is "building an entrepreneur course" based on his pre-Ponzi scheme days as a trader on Wall Street .

Mark Madoff was trying to rebuild his life, but the burdens of being Bernie Madoff's son had steadily become unsustainable.

The greatest scammer of all time owned an actual crystal ball. Now you can buy it, or his embroidered velveteen loafers, and tons of bull statues.

A growing number of big banks and private-wealth-management firms are offering seminars for rich people to teach them how to handle their money following the global financial collapse and the Bernie Madoff scandal.

There is, as it happens, honor among thieves, a fact that worked mostly to Madoff’s benefit. In the context of prison, he isn’t a cancer on society; he’s a success, admired for his vast accomplishments.

“A hero,” wrote Robert Rosso, a lifer, on a website he managed to found called convictinc .com. “He’s arguably the greatest con of all time.”

Question-Everything/Ked Benson's sobering infographic puts our current economic situation in perspective. All of a sudden 100 Billion doesn't seem like much and Bernie Madoff looks like an angel in comparison (Wow, even the MPAA looks good in comparison!).