Federal securities regulators are investigating an allegation by PepsiCo Inc.'s former top lawyer that the company fired her in retaliation for the way she handled an internal probe into potential wrongdoing in Russia, according to people familiar with the matter and internal documents.
The FBI arrests 10 people, including four NCAA basketball coaches and an Adidas manager, in a bribery investigation involving recruitment efforts. The four assistant or associate coaches are from Oklahoma State, Auburn, Arizona and the University of Southern California.
A former executive of French power and transportation company Alstom has been sentenced to 2½ years in prison for bribing Indonesian government officials to secure a $118 million contract to provide power there. Frederic Pierucci also was fined $20,000 Monday during a federal court hearing in New Haven, Connecticut.
Janet L. Yellen: Wells Fargo's conduct has been 'unacceptable', 97 Months for Role in Pain Pill Diversion and $4.8 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme
Reports that Equifax's chief information officer along with their chief security officer were retiring should alleviate few concerns and not divert scrutiny from the company's risk governance standards. While this is not the largest data breach in history, it is quite possibly the most damaging.
Ex-restaurateur linked to NYPD probe gets five years for Ponzi scheme, Florida nursing home where 8 died cited for poor care, dubious billing
In an unusual move, the FTC announced Thursday it had launched a probe into the Equifax data breach, turning up the heat on the credit bureau after it revealed that data on 143 million Americans had been hacked.