The following is an excerpt from STAT News. A bipartisan group of senators fiercely criticized several prominent tele-health startups for failing to protect sensitive health information, citing an investigation by STAT and The Markup which found dozens of tele-health companies sharing patient […]
A shortage in computer chips has gripped the auto industry in the U.S. and around the globe, with factories pausing and workers idled. It’s also impacting the industries that build smart phones, video games and all kinds of consumer electronics
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Larry Culp, CEO of General Electric was the most highly-compensated executive in the U.S. in 2020. That’s according to a new report by Equilar, which conducts the annual survey measuring CEO compensation. Culp reportedly got a 208% increase in pay
Our cover story today is an amazing update on one of the most interesting people we have profiled here on Full Measure, Eric Lundgren, whose work recycling of toxic electronic waste made him famous. But when Lundgren crossed wires with
A most fascinating follow up with one of the most interesting people I’ve interviewed in Full Measure.
Eric Lundgren pioneered recycling toxic electronic waste-: used solar panels, electric car batteries, other “e-waste” dangerously filling landfills in the US and around the world that is poisoning the water and leeching into the environment. His recycling plans included helping
The tech giant Microsoft wants to nix the “password expiration policy” that requires users to change their passwords every 42 days. This only applies to those who use Windows Group Policy which is typically in an office setting. If you
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This is the incredible story of a recycler who crossed paths with one of the most powerful corporations in the world and ended up in prison. What the Full Measure investigation at the link below: https://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-story/the-e-recycler
