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Ore. might dump controversial spyware investment - Vimarsana News

Ore. might dump controversial spyware investment

SALEM — Oregon’s treasurer is exploring legal options with the state attorney general in the state’s large investment in a smartphone spyware company — a firm that has been denounced by human rights groups, the U.S. government and tech giants.

Oregon Treasury seeks clarity in controversial investment - Vimarsana News

Oregon Treasury seeks clarity in controversial investment

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon's treasurer is exploring legal options with the state attorney general in the state's large investment in a smartphone spyware company — a firm that has been denounced by human rights groups, the U.S.

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Oregon Treasury seeks clarity in controversial investment - Vimarsana News

Oregon Treasury seeks clarity in controversial investment

Oregon’s treasurer is exploring legal options with the state attorney general in the state’s large investment in a smartphone spyware company — a firm that has been denounced by human rights groups, the U.S. government and tech giants

Kenmare Resources appoints Andrew Webb as a Non-Executive Director and Chair designate - Vimarsana News

Kenmare Resources appoints Andrew Webb as a Non-Executive Director and Chair designate

Kenmare Resources appoints Andrew Webb as a Non-Executive Director and Chair designate

Liberal Oregon resists dropping controversial investments - Vimarsana News

Liberal Oregon resists dropping controversial investments

SALEM, Ore. — Oregon residents are increasingly pushing for the state to divest from fossil fuel companies and other controversial investments, but the state treasury is resisting and putting the onus on the Legislature.