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Dealing with a data breach or hacker crisis

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Doug Barney, GFI Blog, August 5, 2015 Data breaches are getting worse and more expensive every day and it often takes far too long to clean up the mess. Recently the media was inundated with cases of big brands being hacked and millions of personal records were...

In Zimbabwe, We Don’t Cry for Lions

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Goodwell Nzou, The New York Times, August 4, 2015 In response to the killing of Cecil the Lion and the backlash against the hunter, this article’s author shares why in his village in Zimbabwe no lion has ever been beloved, or granted an affectionate...

8 Monday Rituals to Get Your Week Started Right

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Peter Gasca, Inc., August 3, 2015 Do the beginning of your weeks often give you a depressing case of the Mondays? It doesn’t matter whether you own your business or work in a large corporation, Monday mornings–especially after a long weekend–are...

5 Questions About Puerto Rico’s Debt Troubles

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Michael Corkery, Dealbook, The New York Times, August 3, 2015 Despite some cutbacks, the United States government continues to pump tens of billions of dollars into Puerto Rico to support health care, subsidized housing and policing. This article asks and...

Apple reportedly wants to turn Siri into your receptionist

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Steve Dent, Engadget, August 3, 2015 Apple is testing a service that will let Siri take your calls, record them and transcribe them to text, according to Business Insider. The company is reportedly referring to it as iCloud Voicemail, and it’s similar to...