Thanks to civilian complaints against cops, a felony threshold nobody can prove, and lax prosecutions, the market hasn’t missed a day of business.

Barbara Murphy used Facebook as a 'shopping channel' empire.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Global retail ecommerce is booming, expected to hit $4.1 trillion by 2024, but counterfeit goods threaten market integrity and business ...

In luxury, if you know, you know. Connoisseurs of high-end fashion and luxury goods may feel confident in their ability to spot a knockoff or discern the fine details of a genuine article. But does ...

The new Android app allows consumers, resellers, and retailers worldwide to authenticate luxury goods on the go, anytime, anywhere, delivering trusted results and helping to reduce the risk of buying ...

BBC English notes for today.This time, it's from BBC News' How AI is being used to spot fake goods online. It introduced how ...

The City of Tshwane authorities and law enforcement agencies have extended a targeted campaign against counterfeit goods to ...

The K-Brand Government Certification System lets consumers check product authenticity by scanning a QR code with their mobile ...

The mum-of-two made almost £500,000 by selling fake designer items online ...

Members of the public are encouraged to report the sale and distribution of counterfeit, contraband and illicit goods to their nearest police station or by calling the SAPS #CrimeStop number on 08600 ...