In May 2012, Hanson and Michael Rowe noticed an overpowering smell, like rotten eggs, seeping from an abandoned gas well on their land in Kentucky. The actual amount could be as much as three times higher, the EPA says, because of incomplete data....
Leaders of the high-profile firm founded by David Boies circulated an email asking shareholder partners to authorize the firm to seek up to $20 million in forgivable government loans, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. Boies Schiller Flexner, where partners commonly earn seven-figure compensation, is known for representing Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein against sexual-assault accusations and companies ranging from Oracle to Theranos. The firm declined to comment on whether it actually applied for or received the money under the U.S. government’s Payment Protection Program....
Yahoo Finance reporter Alexis Keenan talks with Mike Erbeck, United Airlines, VP at Newark Airport about the safety measures they are taking during the coronavirus pandemic to protect customers.
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IBM Corp. (IBM) has signed an agreement to buy Spanugo, a US-based provider of cybersecurity solutions, to help meet the security demands of its public cloud business.The terms of the deal were not disclosed. IBM said that it will integrate the Spanugo software into its public cloud to support stringent safety requirements of its clients in highly regulated industries. Shares rose 2.4% to $124.62 in pre-market trading.At the end of last year, IBM said that it was building a financial services-specific public cloud, the first of its kind, to help address the requirements of institutions, such as banks, for regulatory compliance, security and resiliency.The Spanugo software will provide preventative and compensatory controls for financial services regulatory workloads, proactive and automated security, leveraging the industry's highest levels of encryption certification. The software includes a security control center that will enable IBM clients to define compliance profiles, manage controls and, in real time,...
