(Reuters) - Former drug company executive Martin Shkreli could spend years in prison for Friday's investor fraud conviction if the judge focuses on the intended impact of his crime and his "Pharma Bro" social media antics, according to legal experts.
Technology news site Motherboard, which first reported the employee's memo, also reported that a Google employee said the memo had gone "internally viral." Gizmodo published a copy of the memo. The memo stoked a heated debate over treatment of women in the male-dominated Silicon Valley that has boiled for months following sexual harassment scandals at Uber Technologies Inc and several venture capital firms. Google, the world's largest search engine and a unit of Alphabet Inc, recently hired a new vice president of diversity, integrity and governance, Danielle Brown.
Brian Duperreault was named CEO after a struggle between his predecessor and activist investors including Carl Icahn.
Aug.06 -- Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop discusses the risks to global stability and talks about North Korea's UN sanctions. She speaks with Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
Including a smaller, hopefully less explode-y battery.
WASHINGTON (AP) — With Republicans unable to advance a health care bill in Congress, President Donald Trump's administration may find itself in an awkward role as caretaker of the Affordable Care Act, which he still promises to repeal and replace.
Sometimes it's a signal of the future, beyond one quarter, beyond one-year, and with the latest earnings release from Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) , we may have just that. * Apple reported revenue of $45.4 billion versus First Call estimates of $44.9 billion. Apple sold 41 million iPhones, above estimates and, more importantly, reminding the world that there would be no ‘demand drop-off' effect ahead of the new iPhone cycle.
