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Federal Shutdown Pay Crisis: Union Sues Trump Administration
With President Trump and Congress still at an impasse over funding border wall construction, and as essential employees work through a federal shutdown, the American...
Storm Brewing? Popular Weather App Raises Privacy Concerns
A free, popular Android weather app has been collecting a troubling amount of personal information. The Wall Street Journal says Weather Forecast: World Weather Accurate Radar is a...
Facebook: “Sorry this happened.” New Data Breach Prompts EU Inquiry
In yet another revelation about Facebook privacy breaches, the company recently announced that a “bug” exposed up to 6.8 million people’s private photos. Three months ago. The company said that...
Did They Knowingly Sell Baby Powder Containing…Asbestos?
Johnson & Johnson stock plummeted 10% after Reuters published an investigative piece stating the company knew the raw materials for some of its talcum powder contained...
Honeywell’s Global Restructuring: HQ Pulled From New Jersey, Despite Tax Deal
Notwithstanding a $40 million corporate tax break from the state of New Jersey, Honeywell International Inc., now headquartered in Morris Plains, has picked Charlotte, North Carolina as its...
Deutsche Bank Raids: Senior Management in Scope
German authorities have carried out multiple raids on the top managers at Deutsche Bank AG as they investigate a possible money laundering cover-up, Bloomberg and other sources report. CEO Christian...
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Federal Shutdown Pay Crisis: Union Sues Trump Administration
2019-01-07With President Trump and Congress still at an impasse over funding border wall construction, and as essential employees work through a federal shutdown, the American Federation of Government Employees and the D.C.-based Kalijarvi, Chuzi, Newman & Fitch law firm is pursuing legal action in the names of individual plaintiffs and the working employees. Union’s president J. David Cox blasted the “inhumane” decisions that some 420,000 were […]
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Storm Brewing? Popular Weather App Raises Privacy Concerns
2019-01-07A free, popular Android weather app has been collecting a troubling amount of personal information. The Wall Street Journal says Weather Forecast: World Weather Accurate Radar is a major hit on Google’s Play Store, and it’s been tracking more than the weather requesters’ basic locale. The app comes from China-based TCL Communication Technology Holdings, maker of Blackberry smartphones. Security experts at London-based Upstream Systems […]
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Did They Knowingly Sell Baby Powder Containing…Asbestos?
2018-12-17Johnson & Johnson stock plummeted 10% after Reuters published an investigative piece stating the company knew the raw materials for some of its talcum powder contained small amounts of asbestos from the early seventies until the 2000s. Most test results Reuters reviewed did not show asbestos. Yet the report said Johnson & Johnson failed to report some that did to the […]
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Facebook: “Sorry this happened.” New Data Breach Prompts EU Inquiry
2018-12-17In yet another revelation about Facebook privacy breaches, the company recently announced that a “bug” exposed up to 6.8 million people’s private photos. Three months ago. The company said that for 12 days in September, third-party app developers got access to: Photos people did not share publicly. Images that users started to upload to Facebook but decided not to post – as Facebook holds pending posts […]
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