(Bloomberg) — A fresh slate of Wall Street firms, including major brokerages, agreed to collectively pay tens of millions of dollars to US regulators over their employees’ use of unmonitored communication channels on the job.
Bain Capital and TPG Inc. are weighing a deal for CCC Intelligent Solutions Holdings Inc., the car-insurance software provider controlled by Advent International, according to people familiar with the matter.
Clorox Co. said that all of its manufacturing sites are now operational after a cybersecurity attack in August roiled the bleach and charcoal maker’s production.
BlackBerry Ltd. Chief Executive Officer John Chen expects a “better than 50-50 chance” of wrapping a strategic company review before his contract expires in November, setting up a takeover or overhaul of the former tech darling.
Amazon.com Inc. was accused by US officials of violating the terms of a labor board settlement, teeing up an expedited process for the government to consider claims that the company illegally tried to suppress union organizing.
Altice International, one of the three branches of billionaire Patrick Drahi’s troubled telecommunications empire, has won some time to tackle its debt load by refinancing a bond in the loan market.
‘The Tipping Point’ author will step into editorial director role as part of executive shakeup
Costumes inspired by the movie are selling out and social media is rife with advice on how to channel America’s most famous doll
With rules aimed at decreasing the spread of harmful online content now in effect, a pivotal election is putting tech companies in an awkward position.
As Sam Bankman-Fried heads to trial, many digital-asset players remain in survival mode.
