UnityPoint Health breach could affect 16000 patients
A public notice states about 16,000 patients may have had data exposed in a phishing attack on UnityPoint Health email accounts. Names dates of birth medical record numbers treatments and other details were possible, with some social security numbers viewed for a limited number. No EMR access suspected. Listeners urged to monitor statements and call 855 331 3612 for details.
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UnityPoint Health
Teresa Thoensen
Thoensen
Unity Point Health
Towa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nichaela
Thegazette
Global finance chiefs seek to defuse U S China trade impasse
U S China trade tensions show no easing as IMF World Bank IMF Lipton and Hammond urge restraint. G7 officials express concern over a trade war while Mnuchin pushes for open, fair, reciprocal trade and IP protection. Tarbert hints at curbing Chinese tech investments amid Beijing retaliation.
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Washington, D.C
United States
China
Group of 20
IMF
World Bank
U.K
Philip Hammond
Washington
International Monetary Fund
David Lipton
Bloomberg TV
U.S
Treasury
Steven Mnuchin
Mnuchin
Heath Tarbert
Treasury Department
International Affairs Office
Trump
Beijing
State approves incentives for Hiawatha World Class unit
World Class Industries receives 405,500 in Iowa Economic Development Authority tax credits and refunds to back a 8 million, 50,000 square foot expansion on Stamy Road in Hiawatha. The plan adds 28 jobs with 16 at 24.91 per hour. stay in both current 900 North 15th Avenue facilities. City tax increment financing worth 708,500 over five years also expected.
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Hiawatha
Iowa Economic Development Authority
World Class Industries
World Class
Stamy Road
North 15Th Avenue
Deere and Co
Caterpillar
Bobcat
Case New Holland
Brent Cobb
Wells Fargo faces OCC power to fire executives in $1B settlement
Wells Fargo agrees to an unprecedented OCC order granting removal power over some executives or directors as part of a $1 billion penalties package with the OCC and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The settlement resolves probes into auto lending and mortgage practices including force-placed insurance and inflated fees, with a retroactive $800 million charge to first quarter results and ongoing Federal Reserve asset growth restrictions.
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Wells Fargo & Co
Comptroller of
Wells Fargo
U.S
Donald Trump
OCC
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Federal Reserve
Erik Gordon
University of Michigan
California
Bloomberg News
Los Angeles
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