Published on July 15, 2010 by Technology Slice
Many Affected By The BP Oil Spill – Financial institutions whose customers are affected by the BP PLC oil spill should try to expedite loans, ease credit terms and consider waiving late fees and penalties, U.S. banking regulators said Wednesday. The announcement, made by the Federal Reserve and all the other U.S. banking regulators, comes [...]
Tags: Anticipation, Atm Fees, banks, Borrowers, Bp, Bp Oil Spill, Bp Plc, Credit Losses, Economic Damages, Enough Money, Federal Reserve, Financial Institutions, Gulf Coast Residents, Hurricanes, Late Fees, Loan Fees, Measures, Payment Charges, Receipt, Regulators
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Published on July 13, 2010 by Technology Slice
Google Street View Cars On The Move Again – Google said on Friday it will resume collection of Street View images in four countries following the removal of Wi-Fi data collection equipment that thrust the company into the spotlight of data protection officials worldwide. Starting next week, Street View vehicles will being roaming Ireland, Norway, [...]
Tags: Control Addresses, Criminal Investigation, European Public Policy, German Data, google, Google Street View, Independent Security, Information Commissioner, Mac Media, Mcclendon, Media Access Control, Prosecutor, Regulators, Related Software, Security Experts, South Africa, Spate, Stroz Friedberg, View Cars, Wilhelm
Posted in Internet
Published on May 17, 2010 by Technology Slice
Google Will Delete Collected Wi-Fi Data – Google has said it will no longer collect Wi-Fi network information for its Street View mapping service after “mistakenly” gathering personal wireless data. “Maintaining people’s trust is crucial to everything we do, and in this case we fell short,” Alan Eustace, a Google senior vice president for engineering [...]
Tags: Alan Eustace, Blog, Delete, google, Google Maps, Hamburg Germany, Information Data, Internet Giant, Mapping Service, Payload Data, People, Personal Data, photography, Privacy Advocates, Regulators, Senior Vice President, Street View, Taking Steps, View Cars, Wi Fi
Posted in Internet
Published on March 24, 2010 by Technology Slice
Moore Capital Hedge Fund – Hedge funds like to brag that they didn’t engage in the risky activities that landed big Wall Street banks at the center of the financial crisis, but regulators are beginning to paint a different picture. While the banks were packaging and unloading deadweight mortgage securities and other products on each [...]
Tags: Allegations, Authorities, Capital Hedge, Deadweight, Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Bank Db, Execution Desk, Financial Crisis, Hedge Fund, Hedge Funds, Insider Trading, London Offices, Mortgage Securities, Regulators, Risky Activities, Unsuspecting Clients, Wall Street, Wall Street Banks
Posted in Money
Published on February 24, 2010 by Technology Slice
Toyota Lentz – Jim Lentz, Toyota’s president of U.S. sales, will tell the House Energy and Commerce Committee this morning that the company acknowledges and regrets poor communication about safety problems both within the company and with regulators and consumers, Joseph B. White reports. At the same time, according to the text of his statement [...]
Tags: Bart Stupak, Commerce Committee, Committee Chairman, Department Of Transportation, Election Year, Faults, Federal Grand Jury, Henry Waxman, Lawsuits, Lentz, Mechanical Problems, Poor Communication, Regulators, S Sales, Safety Problems, Securities And Exchange Commission, Southern District Of New York, Subcommittee Chairman, Subpoenas, Sudden Acceleration
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