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Ben DiPietro, The Wall Street Journal’s Risk & Compliance Journal, September 29, 2014 Since news of the shortfall was made public Tesco has suspended four senior executives and called in outside auditors and attorneys to investigate. It also moved up...
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Jeff Green, Bloomberg, September 24, 2014 It’s becoming a time-worn script. Company gets in trouble. Public gets upset. Company hires former head of three-letter agency or former prosecutor to get to the bottom of said trouble in thick report. Public...
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Tim Keown, ESPN, September 18, 2014 Roger Goodell has disappeared. In the NFL’s hour of greatest need, its leader has decided to remain silent and invisible. Poof! Vanished. For more than a week, as pictures emerge and indictments are filed and news...
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Nathan Layne, Reuters, September 8, 2014 Home Depot Inc is being tight-lipped about its possible credit card breach, the opposite approach to the one Target Corp took nearly a year ago. Almost a week after security blogger Brian Krebs warned that Home Depot could be...
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Freyan Billimoria, Levo League, July 8, 2014 Davia Temin joins Freyan Billimoria for Levo League’s “Office Hours,” a weekly, 30-minute live Q&A video chat that gives viewers an exclusive inside look into the career path, lessons learned and...
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Josh Lipton, CNBC, May 22, 2014 EBay says a cyberattack breached a database containing passwords and other non-financial data. CNBC’s Josh Lipton and Davia Temin, president and CEO of Temin and Company, provide perspective. […read more]
