Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the year since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a program allowing whistle-blowers to claim cash rewards for shining light on corporate wrongdoing, early evidence suggests the financial incentive has increased both the number and quality of tips flowing to the agency.
But the potential to collect big bounties hasn't attracted whistle-blowers alone. The program also has spurred g...
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