Facebook: Most users may have had public data 'scraped'

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Facebook: Most users may have had public data 'scraped'

NEW YORK – Facebook's acknowledgement that most of its 2.2 billion members have probably had their personal data scraped by “malicious actors” is the latest example of the social network's failure to protect its users' data.
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We read all 46 pages of Jamie Dimon's annual letter to bring you these highlights

JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, shown holding forth in 2017, released a wide-ranging annual letter on Wednesday. By. AndreaRiquier.
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Trump's China Tariffs Stoke Travel Industry Concerns of Decline

U.S. Travel Association CEO Roger Dow discusses the impact of Trump administration policy on tourism. President Donald Trump's move to impose tariffs on China and restrict travel from certain countries are helping fuel a sharp decline in international tourism and business visits to the U.S., the head of
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Trump Says He Retains Confidence in His Embattled EPA Chief

But Minoli, in a new memo obtained by Bloomberg News, says he wasn't asked to and didn't examine whether the arrangement violated other ethics rules, nor “whether the actual use of the space was consistent” with the lease agreement. “A federal employee must comply with the standards of ethical
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Crypto Selloff Driven by $25 Billion Capital Gain Hit, Tom Lee Says

The April 15 income-tax filing deadline is contributing to crypto's falling prices as investors who won big betting on the digital tokens sell some of their remaining holdings to pay $25 billion in capital-gains levies, Tom Lee, the head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, wrote in a note Thursday.
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