Ill-Gotten Gains

Noun funds or financial reserves of a group or institution
By harshly rating films with sexual content, the MPAA curried favor with conservatives in Congress who rewarded them by passing intellectual property laws that have added billions of dollars to film studios coffers.
Adjective considered in relation to trade, industry, and the creation of wealth
Financial corporations can earn money without creating real economic value. This problem is much larger than perfidy of any one bank.
Noun criminal act of obtaining money through force or threats
In fact, Charlie filed a lawsuit against Capri – whose real name is Christina Walsh - alleging extortion among other things.
Verb obtain a great deal of money from someone, typically by cheating them
Raffaello Follieri allegedly posed as a Vatican representative to fleece wealthy investors that sought to buy and redevelop Roman Catholic Church property.
Noun theft or robbery of money or valuables, usually involving the use of weapons
The 1978 Lufthansa heist was planned by the infamous Jimmy Burke -- $5.8 million in untraceable cash, stored in cardboard boxes in a vault at NY's Kennedy Airport, was stolen.
Adjective producing profit or wealth
The vast majority of Chinese giant salamanders being traded are from the wild. Their harvesting is not regulated and it is a lucrative option for hunters.
Verb leave as a guarantee in return for money
Even rich folks are pawning their stuff these days and 'collateral lenders' are cashing in.
Noun human beings
Seventy-three people have been charged over attempts to defraud the country's medical insurance system -- setting up fake clinics using stolen identities to make false claims for treatment.
Verb cheat out of money or other assets
The Brothers Bloom are the best con men in the world, swindling millionaires with complex scenarios of lust and intrigue.
Noun someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money
CVS unwittingly supplied large amounts of pseudoephedrine to traffickers in Southern California. Federal law limits how much pseudoephedrine a person can buy in a day.