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The article discusses a money-laundering technique created by researchers at Brown University and technology company Spectra Systems Corp. which removes sebum, the oxidizing skin oil from people's hands that causes cash discoloration, from bills, which could reduce the cost of U.S. bill replacement.

The article reports on the seizures of fake U.S. bonds in Italy in August 2009. The police said that over 103 billion dollars of fake U.S. bonds were seized at the Malpenza airport in Busto Arsizio and another 26 billion of fake bonds in Genoa. The latter seizure was made during the raids at the houses of two Filipinos in Genoa. A 134.5 billion in fake U.S. bonds were also confiscated in Chiasso, Switzerland in June.

Examines the unscrupulous act of former NSC adviser Sandy Berger when he tried to protect the administration of former U.S. President Bill Clinton by illegally removing copies of sensitive documents from the National Archives in late 2003.

Informs about the introduction of redesigned bill by US government on September 27, 1995 in an effort to thwart counterfeiting in currency. Changes under the same.