By Richard D. Harroch, David A. Lipkin, Richard V. Smith, and John Cook Mergers and acquisitions typically involve a significant amount of due diligence by the buyer. Before committing to the transaction, the buyer will want to ensure that it knows what it is buying, what obligations it is assuming, the nature and extent of […]
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Google has provided an update on its efforts to remove manipulative and misleading ads from bad actors on its platform. Source link
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Every connected peripheral which becomes part of an organization’s network is a potential vector for an attack. With printers, an integral part of most businesses, the security vulnerabilities they pose has been addressed in a new report from Quocirca. According to the Global Print Security Report, 60% of businesses in the UK, US, France, and
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The demise of many retail chains is due to the rise of the internet and the inability of some retailers to keep up, says long-time retail executive Gerald Storch. “The proximate cause of the demise of chains like Charlotte Russe, Gymboree, Payless, Toys R Us, and Sears is the rise of the internet and their
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The latest research from Hosting Facts has revealed the average website is down three hours a month due to the downtime of web host providers. With 99.9% uptime promises, guarantees and refunds from host providers, Hosting Facts says it doesn’t really matter when your site is down if you have lost all traffic. According to
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Twitter looks to have cut off several popular tweet management tools as part of actions to tighten API usage. Source link
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It makes sense to increase the salary paid to the mayor of New London, but some of the numbers councilors are tossing about appear excessive. The salary is now set at $86,000 annually. It has not changed since voters approved a charter change that moved New London from a city manager form of government to
(Last Updated On: December 15, 2018) Donald Trump didn’t kill the The Weekly Standard, technological change did. The Weekly Standard, the conservative magazine produced by Clarity Media Group and ran by the legendary William Kristol, son of Irving Kristol, sadly will stop publishing. The last issue will be released December 17th. Clarity Media Group, who’s
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Email marketers are reporting an increase in click volumes. Is this because marketers are just that good now? Unfortunately, not so much. The most common were instances of user behavior where all the links within an email have been clicked. Often, these were narrowed down to specific business targets at the same corporate domain within a customer’s database.
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By Richard D. Harroch, Jennifer Martin, and Richard V. Smith Data privacy, cybersecurity, and data breach risks are important due diligence issues in mergers and acquisitions. Post-acquisition discovery of security problems, and even notifiable breaches, is a far too common scenario. According to one report, more than a third (40%) of acquiring companies engaged in
