Sean Inggs on the Cybersecurity Risk Fund Boards Keep Outsourcing by Accident

Antitrust lawsuit on Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is just a ploy to stoke anti-Trump hate before midterms

Lawyers for Warner Bros. ­Discovery recently briefed top executives on the risks of an antitrust suit getting filed by some lefty state attorneys general to upend the 80 billion WBD sale to Paramount Skydance — and the operative word is “politics,” The Post has learned. The case is a dud on antitrust grounds, they said. []

An Employee Went Out of His Way to Help a Customer With Insurance — His Company Reprimanded Him Instead

Some employees try hard to fight against biased systems and that shows! This guy shares how he tried helping a couple with their insurance but ended up getting himself in trouble instead. Check out the full story. Help the customer? Absolutely! Someone’s spouse has cancer. This person has taken all the right steps. They’ve contacted The post An Employee Went Out of His Way to Help a Customer With Insurance — His Company Reprimanded Him Instead appeared first on TwistedSifter.

The Secret Story of FTX’s Rise and Ruin Part 1

Sam Bankman-Fried was once called the “crypto king.” But in November 2022, his company, FTX, imploded within a matter of days. All around the world, customers of the cryptocurrency exchange were suddenly cut off from their money. Subscribe to Mother Jones podcasts on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. “I tried to withdraw an []

KB chair puts AI at center of next growth phase

KB Financial Group Chair Yang Jong-hee urged the group to overhaul its operations around artificial intelligence and seize changing financial flows as an opportunity to strengthen its wealth and asset management businesses. He made the remarks at a two-day executive workshop held Friday and Saturday at the KB Injaenium training center in Sacheon, South Gyeongsang Province, where about 270 executives discussed the group's growth strategy for the next three years. The essence of a financial group

Keystone Kash Busted as Key Omission Comes to Light

Evelyn Hockstein/REUTERSEmbattled FBI Director Kash Patel is being accused of breaking the law after failing to properly report a six-figure purchase of stock in a crypto company that has received millions of dollars in government contracts through the Justice Department.According to NOTUS, Patel, 46, purchased between 100,001 and 250,000 worth of stock in MicroStrategy, a “bitcoin treasury company,” on Nov. 21. He did not disclose the trade with federal regulators until May 26, well past the 45-day deadline required for reporting stock transactions over 1,000 under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act. Read more at The Daily Beast.