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Fraudsters are now using AI to mimic somebody's voice to send voicemails or even create emails, increasing the risk of fraud, Cronkright says.

Girls Build Kalamazoo em-powers Black girls by teaching them to use drills, electric saws, and sanders, along with tape measures and hand tools.

CertifID's new software locks down the process surrounding the payoff request with machine learning to verify the wiring instructions.

Buying a home is one of the most complicated, expensive purchases American families make. The different players involved in real estate transactions open the door for potential fraud.

Buying a home is one of the most complicated, expensive purchases American families make. The different players involved in real estate transactions open the door for potential fraud.

Buying a home is one of the most complicated, expensive purchases American families make. The different players involved in real estate transactions open the door for potential fraud.

From low inventory to high interest rates, the challenges can make buying a home a labored process. One danger lurking in the shadows that an inspection wouldn't even find, is wire fraud.

Wire fraud is on the rise and poses a major threat to the real estate sector, but a Grand Rapids-based startup has secured a significant investment in its efforts to help prevent scams.

Wire fraud prevention technology company CertifID landed a Series A financing round of $12.5 million, led by Arthur Ventures.

Change-Ups: Erhardt Construction hires its 5th female project manager Melissa Hruska was recently hired as Erhardt Construction’s 5th female project manager. Hruska joins director Aaron Mead in the Facilities Solutions Group division of Erhardt Construction, managing multiple projects throughout West Michigan. Hruska has worked in the construction industry for 22 years. Seeing clients’ reactions to a finished project is Hruska’s favorite aspect of her job. Some of Hruska’s previous proj...