A recent survey by the Hong Kong-based Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC) has found that Indonesia has the worst record among Asian nations when it comes to protecting intellectual property rights. After surveying nearly 1,300 expatriate managers between June and mid-August, PERC gave scores of zero to 10, with zero being the best and 10 being the worst, to denote how well countries were protecting intellectual property rights. Indonesia was given a score of 8.5 because it is failing to enforce its intellectual property protection laws, and because piracy levels in the country are the highest in the world.

Most bank employees will never experience a bank robbery. But those who do will find it can be a very traumatic experience. Approximately 80 percent of bank robberies involve a lone robber who holds up a lone teller. The bank robber may hand the teller a note and may or may not display a weapon.

Freddie Wehbe, owner of the Gator Domino's franchise in Florida, recently spoke to the Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce about employee-theft prevention. According to Wehbe, his business lost more than $10,000 to an employee who was able to manipulate how pizzas were accounted and paid for.