Fraud ring exposed in Canada linked email scam
CardCops chief Dan Clements traced a phishing network used to steal credit card data across the United States and Canada. Victims disclose numbers after fake bank alerts, while investigators note police unresponsiveness and the global scope of the scam.
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Dan Clements
CardCops
Clements
Quebec
Canada
Cindy Brenneke
Sunnyvale
Calif
Bank of America
Kenyon College
Ohio
Tam Nguyen
Huntersville
N.C
Planning keys to rebuilding after disaster for small businesses
The piece profiles Thom Sehnert who rebuilt Annie Gunns Restaurant and The Smokehouse after a 1993 flood with 13 feet of water. It notes planning ahead and help from friends, suppliers, and insurers aided the comeback, plus a later arson setback at Collins Haynes Sully Advertising where remote accounting backups helped continuity.
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Joyce Rosenberg
Associated Press
New Orleans
Thom Sehnert
St. Louis
Sehnert
Annie Gunn
Hussmann Corp
Charlotte, N.C
Collins, Haynes & Sully
Nancy Haynes
Kodak’s digital pivot reshaped imaging from 1970s trials to 1980s shift
The Kodak story traces Steve Sasson’s 1975 breakthrough building the first digital camera using a CCD sensor, a makeshift analog to digital converter, and a home-brewed circuit. It notes Kodak’s delayed but eventual move toward digital, its impact on film sales, and Sasson’s view that the mission was to make photography as convenient as the pencil.
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Sasson
Gareth Lloyd
Texas Instruments Inc
Motorola Inc
Fairchild Semiconductor
Jim Schueckler
Sony
Kodak
Eastman
Chris Chute
IDC
Framingham
Mass
George Eastman
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