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The reviews website Yelp has been at war with fake reviews since 2012. But now it’s escalating the conflict. For more than a decade, the company has stuck warning labels on business pages it suspects are stacking the deck. Yelp says it’s put nearly 5,000 alerts out on such companies. But until now, you were unlikely to ever hear about those dishonest companies unless you were already looking up…
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