James Palmer is a journalist and the Deputy Editor at Foreign Policy. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on China, the Coronavirus, and competitive sports such as football and the NFL. James has been featured in various publications, including Fiji Sun Ltd, The Times, and The American Lawyer.
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By: James Palmer
A former corporate secretary at Apple ended up with a stiff fine but no jail for trading on insider trading, while a former head of a 450-lawyer team at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. received a 20-year prison sentence for sexually exploiting children online.
By: James Palmer
Legal observers say Donald Trump's return to the White House brightens the outlook for Capital One's proposed $35 billion purchase of Discover, and may bring an end to financial regulators' crackdown on "off-channel" communications.
This year showed that there is no end in sight to the problems that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By: James Palmer
"Contributing to the stewardship of an over 100-year-old iconic brand is a privilege and a responsibility I hold with great care," Anthony Joseph wrote on LinkedIn.
The full extent of the hack is not yet public, but it has hardened anti-China consensus.
Polly Klane has a star-studded resume, having held senior posts at Fannie Mae and Capital One and, most recently, serving as GC of Citizens Financial, the nation's 20th-largest bank.
Iris Chen is joining the Bay Area machine learning startup Moloco from Aribnb, where she's been deputy general counsel for more than four years.
By: James Palmer
Kimberly Warnica is jumping aboard APA Corp. as it tightens its belt following a disappointing 2024.
By: James Palmer
In the enforcement actions announced Friday, the regulator said the two firms agreed to settle the charges without admitting or denying any wrongdoing.
By: James Palmer
“Issuers need to think about rewards programs with the same level of rigor as they do for things like interest rates and fees. That means ensuring marketing claims are accurate, redemption processes are clear, and systems are in place to handle technical issues," said A.J. Dhaliwal, a partner at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton.
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