Employers Deploy Spy Software to Monitor At-Home Workers March 27, 2020 By Polly Mosendz and Anders Melin The email came from the boss. We’re watching you, it told Axos Financial Inc. employees working from home. We’re capturing...
As Breaches Rise, So Do Cybersecurity Pros’ Paychecks August 8, 2019 By Anders Melin It took a $650,000 salary for Matt Comyns to entice a seasoned cybersecurity expert to join one of America’s largest...
Teva to Pay Oklahoma $85 Million to Avoid Trial Over Opioid Marketing May 27, 2019 By Jef Feeley and Anders Melin Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. agreed to pay $85 million to settle an Oklahoma lawsuit claiming that illegal marketing of its...
Corporations Talking Clawback Policies for Executives’ #MeToo Misconduct October 10, 2018 By Anders Melin Corporate boards across the U.S. are weighing whether bosses who lose their jobs for bad behavior should surrender part of...
SEC Sides with New York Comptroller in Express Scripts Cyber-Risk Spat March 12, 2018 By Anders Melin New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli scored a victory against Express Scripts Holding Co. in his push to force increased...
Express Scripts Fight Over Cyber Disclosure Reaches SEC January 24, 2018 By Robert Langreth and Anders Melin The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will review a dispute between Express Scripts Holding Co. and New York State Comptroller...
McKesson Board Minutes Indicate Little Oversight by Directors of Opioid Operations, Lawsuit Says December 11, 2017 By Anders Melin and Jef Feeley McKesson Corp.’s board failed to audit the company’s system to spot suspicious shipments of opioid-based painkillers even after agreeing to...
AIG Shareholders Wait Their Turn May 16, 2017 By Anders Melin and Sonali Basak Since its 2008 bailout, American International Group Inc. has delivered paydays for investment bankers, Warren Buffett and even departing executives....
Board Member Paulson’s Disclosure of His Fund’s AIG Stock Sale Questioned April 12, 2017 By Sonali Basak, Anders Melin and Matt Robinson When a board member of a publicly traded U.S. company sells even a small personal holding, the director typically has...
Comcast Settles Over Late Founder’s Insurance May 10, 2016 By Anders Melin and Gerry Smith Comcast Corp. paid $490 million this year to unwind obligations under life insurance policies tied to late founder Ralph Roberts...