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COVID-19 Update: Three Yellow Flags

COVID-19 Update: Three Yellow Flags
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How Command Shift Could Close The Pay Gap For Women Of Color In Tech

How Command Shift Could Close The Pay Gap For Women Of Color In Tech
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Cyber crimes on the rise in the United States

SHARE MORRISVILLE, N.C. The Federal Bureau of Investigation s annual Internet Crime Report shows a record number of cyber crime complaints in 2020. What You Need To Know $4.1 billion were lost to cyber crimes in 2020 Cyber crime complaints have continued to increase for at least the past five years Cyber security jobs are projected to increase over the next decade According to the report, last year s complaints from the American public increased 69% when compared to 2019. The complaints total 791, 790 with losses of over $4.1 billion. Business E-mail Compromise (BEC) schemes continued to be the costliest: 19,369 complaints with an adjusted loss of approximately $1.8 billion, the report reads. Phishing scams were also prominent: 241,342 complaints, with adjusted losses of over $54 million. The number of ransomware incidents also continues to rise, with 2,474 incidents reported in 2020.

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After losing a Congressional seat, California needs a course correction

© Getty Images According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, California’s leading exports are computers and electronic products. But these days, it feels like the top exports are jobs, residents and misguided public policy. Companies such as Tesla, Hewlett-Packard and Oracle   once staples of Silicon Valley   are moving to more employment-friendly pastures. And many Californians are moving with them.   This trend is reflected in the latest census figures; California soon will lose a congressional seat for the first time in history.     The exodus from California did not happen by chance. It is the foreseeable result of bad laws. If localities make it harder to build homes, housing becomes unaffordable. If the legislature puts up barriers to starting a business, there will be fewer jobs. If licensure boards make it impossible for those with a criminal record to get a job, they’re more likely to turn back to crime. Poor regulatio

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Stockard On The Stump: Registry Won t Renew Ketron Investigation

May 16, 2021 The Tennessee Registry of Election Finance isn t going to reopen an investigation of Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron s campaign finance problems but it will accept new information about the former state senator s campaign and PAC accounts. Subscribe In a letter to Murfreesboro attorney Brad Hornsby, Bureau of Ethics and Campaign Finance attorney Lauren Topping wrote that she and Executive Director Bill Young believe third parties to cases already heard by the Registry don t have standing to request reconsideration of action. In addition, Topping said the Registry doesn t have authority to reopen an investigation into matters fully investigated and acted on by the Registry without a sworn complaint alleging evidence of wrongdoing.

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