The Daily Populous

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a former Equifax manager with insider trading in advance of the company’s September 2017 announcement of a massive data breach that exposed Social Security numbers and other personal information of approximately 148 million U.S. customers.

In March, the former chief information officer of Equifax’s U.S. business unit was charged with insider trading.

Bonthu, 44, was terminated from Equifax in March after refusing to cooperate with an internal investigation into whether he had violated the company’s insider trading policy. »

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman started to investigate after noticing many of these comments involved people in New York.

[FCC net neutrality process ‘corrupted’ by fake comments and vanishing consumer complaints, officials say].

It’s not just net neutrality: The FCC could also relax one of broadcast media’s biggest rules. »

It's much too costly for the U.S.," Trump said during the meeting with leaders, according to an official who read notes transcribed from the closed-door meeting to Axios.

Trump was reportedly making a reference to the upcoming NATO summit in Brussels in July.

The report highlights what appears to be a growing rift between Trump and the United States' Western allies. »

Bill Gates tweeted on Tuesday that artificial intelligence bots working in a team had beaten human players at the esports video game Dota 2.

He praised the victory as "a huge milestone in advancing artificial intelligence."

That’s a big deal, because their victory required teamwork and collaboration – a huge milestone in advancing artificial intelligence. »