Happy Egg Co.
Happy Egg of Rogers Takes Lead in Free-Range Industry
Well-treated chickens lay the best eggs, CEO Alex Worley believes, and his premium free-range brand stakes its business on it. And he’s not above a little crowing about how business is going. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Be Careful Out There (Gwen Moritz Editor’s Note)
A $2.4 million scam perpetrated against the Arkansas Department of Transportation is a particularly useful case for business executives to consider since it involves a simple, unsophisticated and yet exceptionally effective form of fraud, and any business that pays employees or vendors is vulnerable. read more >
by Gwen Moritz -
Happy Egg Lays Claim to Recovered Hacker Money
Happy Egg, the victim of an email spoofing scam, has filed claims with the federal government to recover any money seized from a bank account set up by the hacker. read more >
Spoofing Scams on the Rise, Costing Arkansas Companies Millions
Business email compromise (BEC), a type of fraud that uses fake employee emails, on the rise and shows no signs of slowing down. read more >
by Mark Friedman -
FBI Cracks Shell Game Defrauding Egg Companies
The FBI has seized nearly $550,000 from a North Carolina woman’s bank account that allegedly has been tied to wire fraud made against Noble Foods Inc. of Rogers. read more >