"Although we are working on remediation, there isn't remediation yet in place, so the effects of that will continue into Q4," Segal said.
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Co-Requisite Remediation While 1.5M freshmen require remediation each and every year, only 1-in-10 of these students will ever complete a postsecondary credential.
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"Although we are working on remediation, there isn't remediation yet in place, so the effects of that will continue into Q4," the company's chief financial officer Ned Segal told CNBC.
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Rose estimates that most remediation efforts would only cost between $24,23 and $10,000, but funds specifically earmarked for lead remediation programs in New Jersey have been spent in other ways.
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"Community college structures were built around the need for remediation, a very large need for remediation," Dr. Rabinowitz said, citing such institutional basics as course schedules, departmental structures and faculty hiring.
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Since the recent breach, additional remediation steps have been taken.
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State and federal governments still require replanting and environmental remediation.
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It repeatedly lied to the US government while in remediation.
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Memorandum of Understanding with the city was "environmental remediation," the
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I do it through soil remediation and creating living walls.
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About 60 percent of Tennessee system students arrive needing remediation.
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Remediation requires eliminating the water source and replacing infested materials.
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Finally, policy makers must focus on improving the breach remediation processes.
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Typically, the investigation and remediation go hand in hand, said Whitmore.
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The full cost of housing remediation has yet to be determined.
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The company's commercial offerings includes a policy engine to automate remediation.
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That takes total set aside for remediation over A$2 billion.
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Remediation efforts must be protected from politics and time-consuming bureaucracy.
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Every day leading up to spelling test day was remediation day.
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Low rates and large remediation costs have also hit banks' earnings.
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Chris Scott is global remediation lead at IBM X-Force IRIS.
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Signs are taped to windows, warning of mold remediation in progress.
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The bank will also create a website outlining the existing remediation programs.
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Some Instagram users have been able to successfully navigate Instagram's remediation process.
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" The company said it was "implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible.
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The California case may set a new legal precedent for seeking remediation.
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Waste management and remediation services cut 161,700 jobs between 2001 and 2017.
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Shipping these serious environmental disasters to Washington has not hastened their remediation.
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Although there have been proposals for remediation, no action has been taken.
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Alternatively, this committee could focus solely on Uber's remediation of recent issues.
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Two blocks northeast, Houston Ballet was dealing with its own remediation problems.
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Wells said it was reviewing the products and has begun remediation efforts.
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Contaminated by arsenic, the site is currently undergoing a $78 million remediation.
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So, why doesn't the government have a standardized management and remediation plan?
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Furthermore, the researchers found that these lead remediation programs were relatively inexpensive.
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"There's a lot of noise on remediation but that was to be expected," said Bell Potter banking analyst TS Lim, adding that consensus analyst forecasts may be misleading because of differences in the way people calculated remediation costs.
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The city paid to refurbish Building 843's facade and for environmental remediation.
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This now became more of a reaction, a remediation of things that happened.
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Exxon also agreed to assume future remediation activities at four of the sites.
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Inadequate Remedies When a malicious deepfake is detected, remediation should also be implemented.
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Ullyott thinks that his company can speed up the remediation of charred forests.
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Bruton studies the remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated with highly fluorinated chemicals.
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Students continue to arrive on college campuses needing remediation in basic writing skills.
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Some state hemp programs have offered remediation or corrective measures versus immediate destruction.
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The $110 million will be used for additional remediation measures, Wells Fargo said.
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Unfortunately, John and Ann's house must have just missed MaxMind's cut-off for remediation.
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A significant portion of the organization was reassigned to deal with the remediation effort.
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A state inspector has been sent to the scene to monitor remediation, DMR said.
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Finally, policy makers must work to create a cyber crime reporting and remediation system.
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But officials say it's a long-term solution, unlike Miami Beach's temporary remediation efforts.
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Due to the site's aging infrastructure, that remediation process has been slow and dangerous.
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"By approving this settlement, the Court facilitates remediation of the alleged defect," Smith wrote.
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Two questions, one was ... How many of them maybe are organic, the remediation steps?
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Buyers assign dollar values to repairs that typically exceed the actual cost of remediation.
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Without costly and time-consuming remediation, they can poison indigenous people who live downstream.
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We are committed to full remediation and ensuring complete compliance with all licensing requirements.
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The Salton Sea Biomass Remediation Project harnesses algae's ability to grow in hostile conditions.
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They want a development plan to be in place before the remediation process begins.
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And soil and water could be contaminated if proper environmental remediation was not completed.
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Understanding the impacts, predictions, remediation and adaptation help to ground the work in reality.
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Last week, city officials said that 1,858 classrooms needed remediation for lead-based paint.
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To this day, the Environmental Protection Agency is overseeing a remediation of the site.
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"We are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible," it said in a statement.
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Even if she had no symptoms, the landlord would still be responsible for remediation.
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The way students qualify to be promoted out of remediation is changing, as well.
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A Preliminary Remediation Goals for Radionuclides, or PRG "calculator," isn't a calculator per se.
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A state inspector has been sent to the scene to monitor remediation, the department said.
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Many home exteriors have been power-washed, and several units are undergoing extensive mold remediation.
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It has begun remediation measures and will discipline employees who broke rules, the company said.
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While most states have passed breach notification laws, policies on breach remediation remain open-ended.
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The lender said the additional A$714 million in customer remediation provisions should be enough.
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The Identify Theft Resource Center provides a free remediation plan with actionable steps and templates.
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USAID estimates that remediation there will cost at least $395 million and take a decade.
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BELLAFANTE: Was there a pollution remediation component that went on in conjunction with this project?
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In most cases the levels were above federal Environmental Protection Agency guidelines for soil remediation.
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Then she connected with PUSH Buffalo's Warm and Dry program for a comprehensive home remediation.
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The total costs for expenses and remediation are $285 million, a net amount after insurance.
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We're actively investigating to identify the cause of the problem and develop a remediation plan.
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Banks' margins were hit by historically low interest rates and large remediation costs in 2019.
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This remediation will take a decade or more and cost tens of billions of dollars.
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We need to conduct a comprehensive examination of the threat and develop a remediation plan.
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Less obvious is that students end up in remediation who don't need to be there.
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The new disclosures add to Wells Fargo's numerous regulatory penalties, private lawsuits and remediation efforts.
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Officially dubbed a "vehicle odor remediation" system, it literally bakes the smell out of a vehicle.
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Mojon previously worked for Swiss oil remediation company Man Oil Group AG as its chief scientist.
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The new tool builds on those and adds remediation features to the G Suite security center.
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Building 284 penciled out, and the city paid to refurbish the facade and for environmental remediation.
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It told the inquiry on Monday it had not yet contacted affected customers about any remediation.
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"Besides straight remediation, we are talking about actions like sewage, landfill, reforestation, water treatment," he said.
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EPA's insistence on too extensive a cleanup is one problem with the implementation of Superfund remediation.
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Phu Cat and Danang are estimated to hold only 15 percent of the soil requiring remediation.
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On the civil side, at least, that is a deplorable situation that cries out for remediation.
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The 1980 Superfund law states that polluters, not taxpayers, must pay for remediation of disaster sites.
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"This incident was caused by an instructor's failure to follow well-defined remediation guidance," he wrote.
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The London-based bank appointed Colin Bell as group head of global standards execution and remediation.
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Our auto remediation is underway and we expect it to be substantially completed by mid-year.
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A major occupation of landscape architecture is the reuse and remediation of industrial and infrastructural sites.
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Cerner will also offer remediation services to limit attacks if an organization has a security breach.
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Students of color are twice as likely to be assessed as needing remediation as white students.
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The bank said the result also included a A$123 million customer remediation-related charge after tax.
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BUT FRANKLY, CORPORATE TAXES, TAX REMEDIATION, INFRASTRUCTURE SPEND – THESE ARE PRETTY BIG MOVERS IF THEY ACTUALLY HAPPEN.
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A massive training program in lead detection and remediation could quickly employ those currently lacking in opportunities.
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AI techniques like behavior based detection can quickly identify network abnormalities and inform analysts rapidly for remediation.
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"We are assessing the situation and are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible," a spokesman said.
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"Fiscal conservatism" will be deployed as a tool to deny remediation funds to disfavored areas or groups.
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An independent accounting firm is continuing to examine the board's findings and remediation plan, the company said.
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The typical remediation involves filtering water, which leaves PFAS residue that must be disposed of safely—forever.
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But remediation providers were heavily in demand, and he found one through his office building's property manager.
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Seventy-seven percent of the tested homes underwent mold remediation, according to the Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
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The outlook excludes remediation and penalty costs associated with the widespread regulatory and legal problems at the bank.
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As of March, Wolverine Worldwide had set aside more than $35 million to address environmental remediation in Michigan.
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The regulator also wants an explanation of how workers are performing day-to-day remediation tasks, they said.
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The bank disclosed it planned to pay $142 million for remediation, attorneys' fees and settlement fund claims administration.
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In December, Reuters reported that the Fed had rejected the bank's initial remediation plan, putting it behind schedule.
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Sloan had barely finished speaking when the OCC said it was still "disappointed" by the bank's remediation efforts.
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Today, standard practice includes social assessments, remediation to mitigate harms and compensation for local communities for unavoidable harms.
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The Treasure Island cleanup, conducted under yet another federal toxic remediation program, shows the problems that can resurface.
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Volkswagen also agreed to pay an additional $4.7 billion for environmental remediation and promoting emission-free vehicle technology.
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A company spokeswoman said most of the findings "are not new" and the remediation steps are already underway.
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The group trains a school's teachers in a curriculum that combines reading and math remediation with SAT practice.
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Responses are due May 26, though with rezoning and remediation work to be done, construction is years away.
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The remediation: Assa Abloy worked with the researchers to release a patch for the doors earlier this year.
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SBP, a national disaster recovery nonprofit, will provide services like gutting and mold remediation and help residents rebuild.
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The Indiana Department of Environmental Management claim against the company was withdrawn after insurance payments and remediation efforts.
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The company revealed in 2015 that it would begin an $80 million environmental remediation project on the site.
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Gobe will also partly oversee the remediation of control deficiencies identified in the internal review, the company said.
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"Efforts will focus on targeted oil spill mitigation and remediation activities offshore in Kangava Bay," the DFAT said.
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"It's no surprise that remediation of cyber bullying is now insurable," Matta said, referencing the Chubb insurance policy.
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Henderson State University's on-call environmental services company conducted remediation work in the building, which reopened on Oct.
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Until recently, CUNY required students to pass remediation courses and then pass a test, a fairly unusual requirement.
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Areas APRA said required attention included conflicts of interest, governance, risk management practices, remediation processes and accountability mechanisms.
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Lincoln failed to disclose another report that undermined its defense: It found elevated spore levels and recommended remediation.
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Several hundred vulnerabilities and issues were reported to UK operators to inform their risk management and remediation in 2018.
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And actually I don't think that they are showing there is a remediation strategy in place for their customers.
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The bank said in financial filings that it had received detailed feedback from the Fed regarding its remediation plan.
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We are engaged with both federal and state regulators and are having ongoing discussions about appropriate remediation for consumers.
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For consumers where an elevated level of formaldehyde is detected, Lumber Liquidators said it will provide the required remediation.
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"The involved parties were terminated and Akamai immediately began an aggressive remediation plan," said company spokesman Jeffrey Young said.
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As part of its deal, an independent consultant will continue to oversee the bank's remediation efforts, the regulator said.
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Wells Fargo's remediation efforts have also faced scrutiny from U.S. regulators who say the plans were not thorough enough.
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"I also want to thank our employees for doing the hard work of remediation," Sacks said in a statement.
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As a result of our focus on transparency and remediation, we have reset our relationships with our key stakeholders.
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These groups inspect factories, oversee remediation of safety problems, and collectively cut off any suppliers that fail to comply.
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"But frankly, corporate taxes, tax remediation, infrastructure spend, these are pretty big movers if they actually happen," he said.
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After years of remediation, Love Canal was finally removed from the priority list of Superfund cleanup sites in 2004.
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This testing would help to identify high-risk areas that would then be subject to more comprehensive remediation efforts.
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Factory owners and brands are locked in a stalemate over the costs of remediation that should be urgently resolved.
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By contrast, coal plant pollution imposes higher health care and environmental remediation costs on consumers beyond our utility bills.
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Instead, more pollution, less oversight, and a depleted budget for remediation set the stage for the current algal explosion.
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The assistant administrator can always allow somewhat more time for very complex sites, like remediation of nuclear weapons facilities.
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Who could possibly have more insight on breach detection and remediation than the person in charge of Yahoo's security?
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One component is the cost of remediation, which includes increased security spending, as well as customer notification and litigation.
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The prospect of asking tenants to live beside the racket and stench of environmental remediation does not trouble him.
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The bank had originally estimated it would pay out $64 million in cash remediation when it disclosed the problems.
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It took six years but we now have a handle on the scope of contamination and have begun remediation.
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An Allianz spokesperson confirmed the insurer had agreed to the remediation and would refund the amount to eligible customers.
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But that remediation may not appease regulators and lawmakers, who remain on high alert after the bank's past misdeeds.
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Remediation efforts led by Honeywell International, which owned the plant where the coal tar was processed, began last month.
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The plan must outline key containment, remediation and investigative steps based on scenarios built around known attacks and malware.
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Christian, No. 17-1498, was whether the E.P.A. has to approve the additional remediation efforts sought by the landowners.
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"There are pressures on national expenditures," said Chen Youjian, chief scientist at BCEG, an environmental remediation firm in Beijing.
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"Now that it's exploded, it's going to be difficult for any company to get a remediation agreement," he said.
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Like MOSOP it seeks a great share of oil wealth for the Delta's people and remediation for oil spills.
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As Superfund cleanup of Rocky Flats got underway in 1992, 360 individual hazardous substance sites required remediation on-site.
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The show offers no universal solutions, but rather suggests that remediation to climate change can be found in individual response.
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In a report published Thursday, the short selling firm suggested the recall and remediation of St. Jude Medical's cardiac devices.
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Bruce said SNC is now focused on defending itself in court, with little expectation that a remediation would become available.
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"Everyone else is announcing remediation charges so ANZ was always going to do that," CLSA banking analyst Brian Johnson said.
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He worked for two years as a consultant in Saudi Arabia for the U.N.-sponsored Gulf War environmental remediation program.
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"With the expanded analysis now complete, we will focus on remediation and making things right for our customers," he said.
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The administration's proposed budget blueprint for fiscal year 2018 proposed slashing funding for environmental cleanup work, including lead remediation efforts.
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"Flood maps are very important in informing the design, maintenance, and operation of remediation of a Superfund site," Burke said.
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Remediation on other parts of the site is continuing, and some environmental permits are still pending, Mr. O'Neill Jr. said.
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If any areas need to be repainted, demand that your landlady hire a professional painter certified in lead paint remediation.
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The researchers discovered the exposure over a month later, on May 14, but praised the company for its quick remediation.
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This handy program also protects your documents, pics, videos and music from ransomware encryption through a new Ransomware Remediation feature.
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We are finalizing our remediation plan, which is designed to provide each customer with appropriate compensation for their individual circumstances.
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Some of these sites, still under remediation, contain fully occupied office buildings, others are in or near parks and playgrounds.
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But before any remediation takes place, residents want to know what the developer intends to build at 250 Water Street.
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Remediating soil and groundwater is a complex task, according to Robert Schick, who directs the conservation department's environmental remediation division.
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Green represents areas in which people were evacuated but allowed to return starting in 2016, after remediation efforts were complete.
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In many places, students are sent to remediation in subjects — such as algebra — that are unnecessary for their intended studies.
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But at the end of one year, only half of all students in remediation have advanced out of those classes.
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Treatment costs for heavy metal or chemical contamination are high, and China has struggled to attract private funds for soil remediation.
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His office in a statement said the responsible parties could be held accountable for the pollution and costs for its remediation.
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"That's just the hard costs, what you have to pay for notifying customers or any type of remediation services," said Velasquez.
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Alternatively, it would need to vastly accelerate plans for a long-term remediation facility, currently scheduled to come online in 2036.
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Establishing an effective compliance program—along with voluntary self-reporting, cooperation, and remediation—may better position companies facing scrutiny from regulators.
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"A truly cyber resilient organization understands that rapid response and remediation is essential in surviving in a digital world," Baukes added.
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The Navy kept limiting its scope of remediation, only to expand it again and again as regulators and residents raised alarms.
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As a commercial product, Zimperium's scanner works on the device itself for analysis and remediation rather than relying on the cloud.
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The total cost for all students and their families for remediation was nearly $1.5 billion for the 2011-12 school year.
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Due to remediation efforts, lead poisoning has declined significantly both across the country and in New York City in recent years.
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Further, the report recommended that all agencies should include progress reports on "cybersecurity audit remediation" in annual budget justifications to Congress.
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The next round of remediation EPA proposed would cost tens of millions of dollars and take a few years, Berkoff said.
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In regards to cases like this, our government's one concession to responsibility for the ravages of Agent Orange is environmental remediation.
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Any buyers would have to provide financial assurances that the cleanup, called remediation, will continue even if their businesses do not.
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Since the early 2000s, the Navy has overseen the remediation of irradiated soil at Hunters Point, costing more than $1 billion.
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Lower capex levels at PPW in recent years reflect completion of large projects, including major transmission, renewables and environmental remediation investments.
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After remediation efforts, the defendants often failed to share the results of mold and moisture inspections with families, the suit said.
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It would quickly research the new malware impacting the phones, identify the characteristics reported by others and provide a recommended remediation.
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"After 10 years of remediation our industry is faced with 10 years of transformation because of this industrial revolution," he said.
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In the 2015 risk alert, the SEC stated it will request during exams: • Information regarding the firm's policies related to penetration testing, whether conducted by or on behalf of the firm, and any related findings and responsive remediation efforts taken; and • Information regarding the firm's vulnerability scans and any related findings and responsive remediation efforts taken.
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The remediation company, CBA Environmental Services, alleged that Toll Brothers and three companies it hired willfully infringed its patent to remediate the site of a New Jersey housing development, but U.S. District Judge Freda Wolfson in Trenton said CBA failed to show that Toll controlled enough details of the remediation work to make it liable for patent infringement.
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Microsoft chairman John Thompson, who is also an investor, says this is more than just real-time detection or real-time remediation.
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" Mr. Dixon said building the retention tank under the playground was "the cheapest option, the quickest option, the most thorough remediation option.
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The U.S. settlement would also include an environmental remediation fund to address excess emissions and a fund to promote green automotive technology.
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This gap also makes remediation challenging because knowledge of the breach comes long after the information has been used to victimize users.
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It helps determine whether a threat inside your perimeter is real or a false alarm and it automates remediation of actual issues.
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The result would enable full-cycle security services, from assessment and discovery to resolution and remediation, with a significant improvement in automation.
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Additionally, MTB will be in full compliance with the regulatory order's remediation actions, which should lead to the written agreement being lifted.
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For instance, the terms had limited the remediation program to housing built before 1951, and only indoor paint hazards could be fixed.
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"We have been reviewing customer accounts and developing a remediation plan – which we hope to finalize very soon," said spokeswoman Natalie Brown.
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Students may be obtaining degrees, but they are not college- or career-ready, leaving post-secondary institutions with a heavy remediation burden.
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Home-renovation loans may cover costs such as installing or updating heating and cooling systems, energy improvements, roofing, waterproofing, mold remediation, etc.
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The governor of Michigan appointed Edwards to the Flint Water Interagency Coordinating Committee, the group in charge of remediation for the city.
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This required a multiyear environmental remediation project costing $45 million, and involving the removal or treatment of 360,000 cubic yards of soil.
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"OPM's ability to respond and address issues such as these shows our significant progress in vulnerability remediation and incident response," Schumach continued.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said they saw downside risks for bank capital persisting until fines, penalties and remediation provisions subside.
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Even determining how severely lands are affected and the estimated costs of remediation lay ahead in the weeks and months to come.
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Chubb immediately sent a flood damage remediation company to tear out drenched carpet and soaked walls, and bring in industrial-strength dehumidifiers.
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On the West Coast, for example, where wildfires are often hugely destructive, insurers offer some form of wildfire protection or remediation services.
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Mr. Bazemore maintains that if the contamination had been in a more upscale neighborhood, the remediation would have been done long ago.
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"We will leverage Loom Systems' log analytics capabilities to help customers analyze data, automate remediation and reduce L1 incidents," he told TechCrunch.
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Students continue to arrive on college campuses needing remediation in basic writing skills, and teachers are divided about how to change that.
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She encouraged African-Americans in her community to become certified in environmental fields like hazardous waste removal, soil remediation and air monitoring.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said they saw downside risks for bank capital persisting until fines, penalties and remediation provisions subside.
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"If the board is accountable for management remediation of supervisory findings, the board needs to know what those findings are," she said.
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Before that, he served as president of ECC International, a construction and remediation company focused on U.S. government work, according to LinkedIn.
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"BHP will defend the action and remains committed to supporting the remediation and compensation efforts of the Renova Foundation," a spokesman said.
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A final settlement is also expected to include an environmental remediation fund to address excess pollution emitted by the vehicles since 2009.
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Borisov would be wise to begin the remediation process by moving to dismiss the cluster of vindictive political prosecutions afflicting Vassilev's family.
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The possibility of a remediation agreement was made possible by a measure introduced by the last budget legislation from Mr. Trudeau's government.
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The SFO said its latest DPA ensured accountability while recognizing SGL's voluntary self-reporting, substantial cooperation, extensive corporate reform and other remediation.
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They shift costs, from the much higher health and social costs of pollution remediation to the comparatively smaller costs of pollution abatement.
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Wells Fargo met Sloan's expense target last year when excluding big one-time items like legal costs, regulatory penalties and customer remediation expenses.
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The two sides also disagree over whether Sizemore fulfilled all the requirements of a remediation plan set forth by the district in 2014.
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Last year, it acquired Israeli security firm Hexadite, which offers remediation services to complement and bolster the work done by enterprise security specialists.
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National Grid said its U.S. businesses incurred storm remediation costs of about 140 million pounds ($198.6 million), or about 3 pence per share.
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The company running this project, a government contractor called CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company, quickly agreed to the union demands, and work resumed.
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The spokesman said that Wells Fargo has voluntarily expanded the scope of its customer account review and remediation to include 2009 and 2010.
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Yet the cleanup process has long dragged out, with missed deadlines and claims that Boeing's state-enforced standards for remediation aren't strict enough.
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Problems identified included conflicts of interest, management, governance and risk management practices, breach remediation processes, addressing poor risk culture and strengthening accountability mechanisms.
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" It added: "We immediately launched an investigation and engaged with a leading forensics firm to assist in our investigation, containment, and remediation efforts.
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This represents an approximation of the number of factories that haven't been renovated multiplied by $250,000 — a ballpark figure for an average remediation.
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Marilene Ramos, president of IBAMA, Brazil's environmental protection agency, said Samarco's initial proposal for dam-disaster remediation offered "much less" than she expected.
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ANZ, the first among them to report first half earnings, recognised customer remediation charges of A$100 million in the March 2019 half.
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Because of the DOE's status as a responsible party, US taxpayers will have to foot part of the bill for the site's remediation.
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The dismissal of VW's proposals prolongs the uncertainty over a remediation plan for the United States, sustaining pressure on VW's sales, Moody's said.
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For example, the 2017 Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons obligates signatories to provide environmental remediation and assistance for nuclear testing victims.
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We urge the governor and the state Legislature to take up the issue of lead pollution and remediation in the next legislative session.
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However, more than 70 percent of those students needed remediation — meaning, they're not completing a two-year degree in real two-year time.
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Keep pressing the board to get hold of those reports, and any remediation reports, too, reminding the board that this is its responsibility.
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Notice that asterisk by remediation, which refers to the cost of cleaning up environmental messes and abandoned infrastructure left behind by fossil fuels.
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There were some people who had to be removed, but a lot of it was just remediation and working with what we had.
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The consumer bureau said at least 50,000 customers would probably "require remediation" and that the total to be repaid would exceed $10 million.
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For example, we should be more proactive rather than waiting until children are often officially poisoned above action levels before remediation is required.
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Policymakers should allow the agency to put forth these recommendations before taking action that could add years – even decades – to the remediation process.
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Yet Pruitt has also been critiqued for taking credit for cleaning up sites where the majority of remediation occurred under the previous administration.
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During hearings on the matter last May, Wallace testified that Tiversa reached out to LabMD and offered its remediation services, which LabMD declined.
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Clearly not remediation of those caught, as they're more likely to come out of jail as hardened or career criminals than anything else.
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By targeting the right homes for remediation early, officials can prevent disease and save millions of public dollars in treatment down the line.
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But he is frustrated by the lack of funding available to Isles and other advocacy organizations seeking to do lead remediation in homes.
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But even as remediation efforts move forward, Indiana state regulators in December decided to green light another lead operation outside Hammond and Whiting.
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Others asked questions: Was this working for both the students who came in performing at high levels and those who came in needing remediation?
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"EPA has the important role of overseeing the Navy's remediation of the site," Judith Enck, former Regional Administrator of EPA Region 225, told me.
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That will depend on many factors, but Microsoft is giving the security team some remediation tools, and they can decide how to use them.
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The company has "already addressed a great majority of the remediation issues that were brought forth" by the SEC in recent years, he said.
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CBP requires that all contractors and service providers maintain appropriate data integrity and cybersecurity controls and follow all incident response notification and remediation procedures.
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The bank said its cash earnings in the second half of 2019 would be reduced by about $9.73 million due to customer remediation programmes.
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Over the past 15 years there have been numerous remediation and pollution abatement orders from the government of British Columbia, to no good effect.
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And we need to find a way to, you know, find it, fix it, and I think fund the remediation aspect of that right.
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"In the last few years, we've seen people who are remediation specialists who have a business model to do site cleanups," Mr. Carrigan said.
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These breaks (usually two to three weeks long) are called intersessions, and schools can use that time for remediation and enrichment programs for students.
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Two years later, the Department of Energy entered into a long-term remediation agreement, along with the state's Department of Ecology and the EPA.
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The directions also require AMP Super to renew and strengthen its board, and to engage an external expert to report on remediation and compliance.
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More than just small gestures of remediation, however, the EPA's performances develop bodily rituals to help humans acknowledge, even honor, climate change's bleak realities.
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Later in December, the family was moved out of the house for mold remediation and will be spending Christmas in temporary quarters on base.
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FedEx said it lost revenue due to decreased volumes at TNT Express and incurred incremental costs from contingency plans and remediation of affected systems.
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The full extent and performance impact of this vulnerability and potential remediation are currently unknown as the vulnerability has not yet been publicly disclosed.
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It would forbid federal agencies from requiring corporate polluters to undertake remediation projects as part of their punishment for contaminating our air or water.
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"We spent approximately $406 million on audit remediation and $153 million on financial system fixes," the Department of Defense's statement on the audit read.
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One of my friends manages a 2,200 acre farm, growing organic commodity crops while conducting carbon capture, farm economic vitality and soil remediation research.
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Since then, the company has been reaching out to people who were affected by the breach, offering free credit monitoring and other remediation efforts.
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However, a sense of urgency must be applied as we can't afford to wait for a major incident to occur before implementing remediation policies.
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The deal partially settles claims from the Clean Air Act and consumer protection laws, through car buybacks, fixes, payments to consumers and environmental remediation.
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The four major banks have set aside more than A$22014 billion to cover remediation for wronged customers in the wake of the revelations.
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Dozens of spills since, including one by a barge carrying stolen oil that sunk in July, are frustrating remediation efforts, clean-up officials said.
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People can come for as long as they want to work in cleanup, mold remediation, building temporary classrooms and permanent reconstruction, among other efforts.
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Lower interest rates and remediation costs for past misdeeds are expected to further dampen margins for Australia's largest lender, following dismal earnings in August.
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"Personnel from the NDDEQ are at the site and will continue to monitor the investigation and remediation," the department said in a news release.
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He would also increase funding for community schools to at least $500 million and address lead remediation in housing, schools and day care centers.
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The Legacy Site is still a CERCLA Superfund site and will undergo high-level monitoring and remediation for groundwater contamination for another half-century.
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Government officials say the Accord is no longer needed as a national regulatory body, the Remediation Coordination Cell (RCC), is able to do the job.
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In a note on Friday, Piper Jaffray's Kevin Barker predicted the true cost would be "multiples" of that figure, with lawsuits and further customer remediation.
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The regulator previously said Fed staff would assess the adequacy of the bank's remediation plan, which would also be reviewed by an independent third party.
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From a practical perspective, your employer might offer access to identity theft remediation services or other resources to help you resolve the problems, Velasquez said.
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In an era of deeply entrenched housing segregation, court-ordered and voluntary busing policies offered one avenue of remediation to the nation's school desegregation crisis.
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Wells Fargo said in a statement that it was "very sorry that this error occurred" and said it was "providing remediation" to the affected customers.
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"Lack of visibility into the remediation timeline and effects of the technical bugs keep us on the sidelines," Suntrust analysts said in a note Wednesday.
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"As you can imagine, the remediation would be sharing aggregated data as opposed to personalized data when people have asked us not to share data."
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It said it identified compliance concerns with, and fired, the planner in question in 2014, then "proactively initiated remediation to identify and compensate affected customers".
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We have zero tolerance for failure to comply with our standards and we ensure swift action and appropriate remediation if we discover [supplier code] violations.
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The committee has cited that example as a "best-case scenario," in comparison with other tunnels, where remediation has taken longer because of various regulations.
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He shared an updated death toll at a press conference late on Thursday, adding that remediation of the site could take up to a year.
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She declined to comment on a possible cost estimate for closing the facility, but said Engie is looking at all scenarios for remediation and decommissioning.
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Savannah River Remediation LLC in court papers filed on Thursday said it is concerned Westinghouse has yet to indicate how it will treat their contract.
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After a 1.153-year legal struggle, they have finally succeeded in getting the companies to fund a remediation program, albeit on a much smaller scale.
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Customer damages appear limited, with $212000 million refunded and with WFC earmarking up to $4807123 million to cover this and any additional required customer remediation.
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ACCORDING to KPMG, an accountancy firm, Britain's banks handed over a whopping £38.7 billion ($56 billion) in fines and customer remediation between 2011 and 2014.
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"Increased expenditures related to infrastructure repairs and supply remediation will test utility systems' liquidity, especially during a period of depressed user-fee revenues," Moody's said.
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State officials called the $236 million judgment the largest MTBE-related verdict since states and other agencies began making claims for remediation and other damages.
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The miner is now studying ways to delay closing Victor, which has 550 staff and contractors, and C$13 million ($56.39 million) in remediation costs.
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Wells Fargo initially estimated remediation efforts would cost $64 million, but that figure has since swelled as it determined more borrowers were owed greater amounts.
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Macquarie and Goldman Sachs banking analysts said APRA's expectation of banks to complete remediation for wronged customers and strengthen risk management would put pressure dividends.
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She consults in remediation and prevention of security incidents through creation of policy and procedures, as well as customized training for your individual office culture.
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They soon bought it for about $16,000 with a third partner, and then entered into a remediation phase to remove toxic chemicals from the property.
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Andy Rowe will become head of Enterprise Customer Excellence and oversee the bank's consumer strategy in addition to its remediation, complaint and conduct management efforts.
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"He'll end homelessness for youth and families with children and fully fund lead paint remediation to protect our most at-risk families," the campaign said.
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"We will continue to work with regulators on the remediation and will make improvements to our auto lending business," a bank spokeswoman told the Journal.
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Europe's managed security market is stratified among mature technology providers and newer entrants focused on cloud and mobile services and data breach remediation, experts say.
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This means that while a zero trust network would not prevent a breach, it would at least be contained, allowing for quicker and easier remediation.
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In July 2009, for example, SRI was awarded a $9 million contract for environmental remediation services a day or so after Sky paid J.H. $3,000.
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Wells Fargo apologized for the error and said in a statement that it is "providing remediation" to customers whose mortgages were affected, according to CNN.
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It also refuted claims of remediation attempts, saying Mistry was asked to step down only minutes before the board meeting in which he was ousted.
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The biggest pollution-related wins of the year were suits against BP and Volkswagen, resulting in billions of dollars in fines and promised remediation projects.
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This program included corrosion control treatment, lead in water education and testing, education and outreach for all sources of lead exposure, and lead paint remediation.
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Howard Terminal is part of a busy commercial port, crisscrossed by active railroad tracks but without public transportation links, and could require expensive environmental remediation.
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The company said soil remediation due to contamination at a plant site in Switzerland, as well as costs linked to an SAP rollout, dented profits.
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The plan called for a presidential task force to examine the major public health issue, as well as for increases in funding for lead remediation.
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"The findings, with a very few exceptions, are not new findings and are already part of our remediation plans," Equifax said in a written statement.
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And I feel safe saying that canceling all the barbecues is not going to be the precipitating event that gets the political remediation process started.
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His father retired as the president of Hazco Environmental Services, a contracting company in Calgary focusing on environmental remediation, of which he was a founder.
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I was the round peg that needed to be squared, a revenue stream for the remediation industrial complex; I spent hours a day being fixed.
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Net income has been affected by large scale conduct remediation costs and fines, to the extent that the bank has been reporting losses since 2012.
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Analysts believe that once those provisions are accounted for, the bulk of the remediation provisions related to known misconduct should be out of the way.
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FedEx reported a cumulative $400 million impact to 2017 earnings "primarily from loss of revenue due to decreased shipments" as well as associated remediation costs.
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Wells Fargo agreed to submit plans to regulators detailing how it plans to strengthen its compliance and risk-management programs and "remediation efforts" for customers.
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When she first spoke with Business Insider a year ago, remediation efforts were taking place about a block and a half from her home there.
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CHILD EXPLOITATION RISKS Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said they saw downside risks for bank capital persisting until fines, penalties and remediation provisions subside.
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"At least some of these issues have been known to the Veterans Health Administration senior management for some time without effective remediation," the report said.
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"The idea that 'first you do this, then you do that' is not as pedagogically effective as it seems," Dr. Denley said of traditional remediation.
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The provisions for customer remediation comes in the wake of a powerful government mandated inquiry into Australia's financial sector, which found rampant misconduct among top institutions.
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Kris van Nijen, general manager of GSR, told Reuters the firm drew on DEME's "140 years of world-leading expertise in marine engineering and environmental remediation".
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Gao Shengda, the secretary of the China Environmental Remediation Industry Association, admits that the country lacks the experience and technical skills to stabilise its polluted soils.
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ASIC said on Monday that eight major lenders will provide remediation to consumers who suffer financial difficulty as a result of shortcomings in past lending practices.
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When you combine that with a rules engine, you can move from detection to root cause analysis to remediation much more quickly than in the past.
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But regulations stemming from laws like the Endangered Species Act, the National Environmental Policy Act and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act are putting "remediation" on hold.
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Such an event would result in roughly a 50 percent decrease in St. Jude Medical's revenue for the next two years — the estimated period for remediation.
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Remediation is a key priority for AMP this year, a spokeswoman said, adding that it had allotted resources to ensure customers were remediated fairly and quickly.
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" But the company adds it can "give no assurance that our planned remediation will be properly implemented or will be sufficient to eliminate such material weakness.
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BRAC activities present near-term expenses, such as environmental remediation and clean-up of unexploded ordinance, in the expectation of greater savings in the long term.
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Counties were concerned the mere specter of these suits would have a chilling effect on the remediation program, which will rely on housing owners' voluntary participation.
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The company said in a statement it was disappointed and vowed to "vigorously defend itself against the charges in court if no remediation agreement is possible".
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Of the $182 million, the bank anticipates giving affected auto loan borrowers $145 million in cash remediation, along with $37 million in account adjustments, Goyda said.
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Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, a mid-sized lender, rose 3.4% as traders bought in on cost cutting plans even as remediation costs ate into cash earnings.
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Fourth, companies must institute an incident response system that immediately responds to and remediates incidents, and an evidence-based method of showcasing operational effectiveness after remediation.
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Australia's Queensland state is set to unveil proposed resource regulations next week for miners to pay into an "insurance fund" for the remediation of old mines.
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Moosmayer, a Siemens lawyer since 2000, played a central role in building up the company's policies governing internal investigations, disciplinary sanctions, remediation and compliance risk assessment.
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Enbridge said the damaged section of pipe was built in 1952-53 and an inspection of the line was performed in 2012 with no remediation needed.
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Twitter has implemented a number of anti-abuse controls that didn't exist in the past, which are having some impact on Twitter's abuse and remediation metrics.
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"We are committed to full remediation and ensuring complete compliance with all licensing requirements," Sacks wrote in the internal memo provided to TechCrunch by a source.
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While industries readily used bankruptcy to shed labor and pension obligations, it was unclear whether coal companies could do the same with reclamations and water remediation.
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If there is a problem, then the six Arctic nations would have to bear the costs of humanitarian or disaster relief efforts and any required remediation.
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But, they do not share the mold test results with me, nor have they provided me with remediation paperwork; they say that verbal confirmation is enough.
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He also said the bank had paid back all customers hit by improper mortgage rate-lock fees and gave a similar answer about auto insurance remediation.
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Two months later, Blunt sent a letter to the EPA, asking the agency to transfer remediation of the nuclear site to the hands of the Corps.
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It would prevent the government from using settlement money from civil cases for purposes other than direct victim compensation or remediation, like cleanups of environmental disasters.
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If no further remediation were done at the site, a future resident would see an increased risk of cancer of about 0.005 percent, the plan predicted.
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After the extension expires, monitoring is expected to be handed over to the Remediation Coordination Cell, a national initiative that will monitor compliance in garment factories.
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Corporations began to argue that if the cost of compliance to a new regulation (say seatbelts or lead remediation) exceeded the benefit, it shouldn't be implemented.
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CBA had spent A$1.4 billion ($983 million) in remediation costs including administrative costs and compensating customers for wrongdoing, the highest in its history, he said.
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Both the remediation plan and isolation barrier could be implemented in as little as two years, paid for by private parties instead of the American taxpayer.
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The remediation programs funded with this money are still being planned, making this the perfect time to steer major transportation investment toward an all-electric future.
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So if the new remediation programs push students through who are not ready, they will fail, administrators said, and CUNY would have to account for that.
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The remediation costs have hurt profit, and the company will also not get approval to sell new drugs made at the plants until it resolves these issues.
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So for Arcadis and others that do this remediation work, their services are in high demand, along with the services of the workers who oversee the projects.
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"A key priority in 2019 has been to deal with outstanding remediation issues and refund customers as quickly as possible," said Westpac Chief Executive Officer Brian Hartzer.
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In a statement on Thursday, HSBC said the $63.1 million fine reflected a 15 percent reduction that took into account the bank's cooperation and "extensive remediation" efforts.
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The company adds that "remediation steps and contingency plans are being implemented as quickly as possible," including using FedEx's own Express service to help with the backlog.
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Armor pitches managed services around threat analysis, detection and remediation for businesses through a hosted service that is compliant with most major regulations, including HIPAA and PCI.
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The company and Air Force confirmed to Reuters this month that 1,000 have needed "moisture remediation" in the past two years – including those of DeLack and Yarbrough.
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"While these additional provisions are estimates that may change, the bank believes it has adequately provided for currently known banking and wealth customer remediation," the lender said.
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Most of the money will go toward a remediation program to eliminate lead paint hazards in older homes across the 10 jurisdictions that participated in the suit.
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Most of the money will go toward a remediation program to eliminate lead paint hazards in older homes across the 19513 jurisdictions that participated in the suit.
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Each year, provincial forest managers determine how much of the forest to make available for logging, and with what conditions (such as replanting and other environmental remediation).
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One way that Clinton could signal that she really is serious about the remediation of inequality is through the decisions made by her transition team on personnel.
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"The incident was caused by an instructor's failure to follow well-defined remediation guidance, not something inherent to the student culture as a whole," command spokeswoman Capt.
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The Air Force goes even further: It has a residential prep school where academically marginal students whom it wants to admit can do a year of remediation.
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"With Hexadite, WDATP will include endpoint security automated remediation, while continuing the incredible growth in activations of WDATP, which now protects almost 2 million devices," Microsoft notes.
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When my wife and I visit old copper-mining communities, we find that many of my fellow miners want remediation more than they want more copper mining.
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Democrats and Republicans took a broadly tough line, quizzing Sloan on the bank's remediation efforts, personnel changes, risk management, culture and whether it should be broken up.
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"Wells Fargo's 2017 remediation plan was woefully inadequate and ultimately represented only a fraction of the benefit the settlement confers on consumers," they wrote in the filing.
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Details: There are several reasons that hackers use destructive malware in an attack, Chris Scott, global remediation lead for IBM's X-Force IRIS security division, told Axios.
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To remedy these problems, we should strengthen a range of supports for disadvantaged community college students, including the skill remediation many need when (or before) they arrive.
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Further, moderately or strongly prepared students were more likely to get a bachelor's degree if they skipped remediation altogether and went straight to college-level classes. Why?
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The inputs are analyzed by the SOAR system with an automated approach that can prioritize high-impact items and then make a decision for remediation and response.
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" But Joseph R. Palmore, a lawyer for the property owners, said the agency's real objection to further remediation was that it was, in bureaucratic jargon, "technically impracticable.
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The Air Force this year cut money the defendants received through a performance incentive fee because of mold problems and complaints about remediation efforts, the suit said.
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The need for remediation is a chronic problem at community colleges around the country as students graduate from high school without the skills they need for college.
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It's an estimate of risk and contamination computed by factors that affect remediation parameters boiled down into one simple screening value on a case-by-case basis.
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As part of the settlement, Wells Fargo will create a customer restitution review program to refund customers who have not gotten compensation from remediation efforts already in place.
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"If I have to get there, I do believe there are ways that we could construct a remediation plan ... that the DOJ would be comfortable with," Zielinski said.
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Facebook and Twitter also collaborated with Google and Apple on remediation efforts, and the Indiana University researchers won an additional bug bounty award from Google for their findings.
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Worse yet, some have no choice but to turn to the hacker, who in many cases provides a chat window to guide the victim through the "remediation" process.
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"It really becomes a situation of waiting until the ice sheet has melted down to almost expose the wastes that anyone should advocate for site remediation," said Colgan.
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Even before the release of its final report, the inquiry has already pushed top executives out of their jobs and prompted billions of dollars of customer remediation payments.
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Australia's largest lender also said it would continue to support and manage customer remediation matters arising from past issues at Count Financial, including after completion of the transaction.
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The remediation process should be tactical and strategic — a company may need to ask users to reset account information — which often has a knock on effect on operations.
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Researchers examined whether housing remediation programs in Rhode Island that removed lead from the home could reduce children's blood lead levels and improve their performances on standardized tests.
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As recently as January, court filings from the case show, lawyers for the paint companies vowed to sue California property owners who sought to use the remediation funds.
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Remediation efforts include removing power transformers from the entrance of the tunnel, allowing fewer people into the tunnel, and building waterproof walls inside the tunnel entrance, Aschim said.
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The company expects the project will prove it is possible to rehabilitate mine sites for profit in an industry where remediation has been seen only as a cost.
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Analysts polled by Reuters were expecting the "Big Four" lenders to show weak revenue trends and rising costs, driven by billions of dollars in remediation for wronged customers.
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GAO opened the investigation following requests from Democrats in Congress who wanted the watchdog to look into state and school district practices for lead testing and remediation efforts.
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The bank has said it is committed to compensating all customers affected by its actions and has so far payed out tens of millions of dollars in remediation.
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Tanium has been working to drive this conversation since our earliest days and are helping our partners think differently about detection, response, remediation, and, most importantly, proactive hygiene.
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The S.E.C. guidance also notes that the costs of remediation — which include increased security spending and the costs of customer notification and litigation — can have a material effect.
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It's no surprise, then, that in a survey this year by Restoration and Remediation magazine, nearly half of restoration contractors said water-damage restoration was their primary business.
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GAO opened the investigation following requests from Democrats in Congress who wanted the watchdog to look into state and school district practices for lead testing and remediation efforts.
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In a Facebook post, he added that he and his wife had spent nearly $2 million over 27 years on lawyers, environmental consultants, testing and other remediation efforts.
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The Royal Commission also uncovered serious misconduct at Paterson's previous employer, CBA, which has already cost that bank over A$2 billion ($1.35 billion) in customer remediation costs.
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Nevertheless, State Farm claims in new legal docs it's paid more than $1 million, which includes remediation, professional cleaning and rent for a temporary house for a year. .
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"Our key conclusion is that legal and remediation costs are likely to undermine asset growth, creating downside risk," Guggenheim Securities analyst Eric Wasserstrom wrote in a research note.
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The federal Bureau of Indian Affairs once ran the old, now-abandoned school, which has asbestos insulation and an environmental remediation headache no one wants to pay for.
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Miller said remediation workers started showing up at her home unannounced several years ago, pointing handheld geiger counters (which detect radiation) at the ground and recording the results.
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We hope regulation, policy, and — most importantly — stakeholder expectations evolve, ensuring all parties receive the same notification, reporting and remediation standards for any data lost, compromised, or impacted.
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Soon after, she added extreme hoarding and mold remediation to her business model, and in 2016 she began buying unwanted homes to gut, renovate, and flip for profit.
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But so far, the DOD hasn't fulfilled its duties, said Martin Brand, deputy commissioner for Remediation and Materials Management at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
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"This is a disappointing result reflecting weaker business conditions and the bank dealing decisively with outstanding issues, including remediation and resetting our wealth strategy," Hartzer said in a statement.
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Analysts have estimated the soil remediation market could be worth as much as 1 trillion yuan, but authorities have struggled to determine who should pay for rehabilitating contaminated land.
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The fourth-largest U.S. bank booked hundreds of millions of dollars in fresh customer remediation and rebate costs in the second quarter, fueling worries about lingering scandal-related fallout.
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While its larger rival, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, has not been able to get a clearance on two plants sanctioned by the FDA in 2013 and 2014 despite remediation efforts.
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Australia's four top lenders have already set aside more than A$6 billion to cover remediation for wronged customers since a government-backed inquiry uncovered widespread misconduct last year.
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In his REmediation series, Luis Hidalgo explores the idea that new types of media aren't created in a vacuum and are instead progressions of older media, technologies, and operations.
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Australia's top four lenders have already set aside more than A$6 billion to cover remediation for wronged customers since a government-backed inquiry uncovered widespread misconduct last year.
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DE) has to pay A$77 million ($57 million) to compensate customers who received loans they could not afford, in what is Australia's largest ever consumer credit remediation program.
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Other applications — like rescuing people after earthquakes or remediation after a toxic chemical spill – require agile robots with the ability to squeeze into tight spaces or cheap, biodegradable ones.
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Last year, Santa Clara County Superior Court estimated that inspecting one housing unit would cost around $19513 on average, while lead paint remediation would cost around $1,500 per unit.
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Last year, Santa Clara County Superior Court estimated that inspecting one housing unit would cost around $140 on average, while lead paint remediation would cost around $1,500 per unit.
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" The Office of Inspector General said in its report that senior management at the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has known about the issues "for some time without effective remediation.
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The company said on Thursday that it had been preparing a remediation plan for Health Canada to consider but so far had had no "substantive discussions" with the regulator.
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Officials with Pine Bluff and Mulligan Road approached the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality looking for ways to bring down expenses, particularly the high cost of required asbestos remediation.
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An appeals court in 2015 rules prisoners could get heat relief without air conditioning and the state crafted a "heat remediation plan" involving cold showers, fans and ice chests.
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The resulting case investigations often reveal that banks failed to detect or investigate these suspicious accounts, leading to increased regulatory scrutiny that opens the floodgates to fines and remediation.
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And Zenefits is developing a new remediation and retraining program for licensed employees who used the Macro to get licensed in California in concert with the Department of Insurance.
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Detailed instructions have been issued for everything from installing monitoring stations for car emissions at heavily used junctions to "boiler remediation", including the elimination of all coal-fired stoves.
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In a class led by two architectural designers, Katie MacDonald and Kyle Schumann, the students experimented with turning invasives, which can be harvested during remediation efforts, into building materials.
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BHP also increased its full-year production costs to less than $15 a ton, from less than $14 a ton previously, due to lower volumes and increased remediation costs.
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But, given the composition of the Supreme Court, it is all too likely that it will decide that the country has timed out of this particular form of remediation.
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But despite repeated studies and calls for action — a government panel recommended specific remediation measures as early as 1983 — no efforts have been made to clean up the river.
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She alleges that she was unduly pressured by Trudeau and other senior bureaucrats to offer an unheard-of remediation agreement to SNC-Lavalin, the crown jewel of corporate Quebec.
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Since the remediation plan with Rosneft started, Citgo has been knocking on the doors of PDVSA's joint-venture partners for supplies of upgraded crude, one of the sources said.
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Students who had been out of high school for a few years when they took the exam were particularly likely to be unnecessarily steered toward remediation, Mr. Colby said.
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The Sheraton Atlanta Hotel, which is on Courtland Street, "voluntarily decided to close until the source of the Legionella is located and remediation is complete," according to state officials.
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The Sheraton Atlanta Hotel, which is on Courtland Street, "voluntarily decided to close until the source of the Legionella is located and remediation is complete," according to state officials.
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The lenders' profits took a hit last year from weak credit growth, and charges to cover hefty legal bills and remediation costs linked to widespread wrongdoing in the sector.
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For instance, pollution standards might reduce employment in coal mining and coal-fired power, but demand for electricity will pull those jobs into either pollution remediation or alternative sources.
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Researchers with Guohai Securities said earlier this year that there are currently 100 key soil remediation projects under way in China with an estimated total cost of 500 billion yuan.
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"With respect to the company's security posture, Equifax has taken short-term remediation steps, and Equifax continues to implement and accelerate long-term security improvements," the firm said on Friday.
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One-off costs of A$374 million have been recognized in the second half of 2018 for refunds to customers and related remediation costs, the lender said in a statement.
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"Since the EPA has failed to hold GE accountable for restoring the river, New York is taking action to demand a full and complete remediation," Cuomo said in a statement.
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They wouldn't mind having a friendlier ear on the board when it comes to patching up the holes that the P.C.A.O.B.'s inspectors expose — what is called the remediation process.
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In the meantime, the bank said it continued to strongly refute any suggestion that it had not fully investigated historic cases involving SME customers in a "wide-ranging remediation programme".
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Instagram declined to share specifics on how long its remediation process typically takes, but if the volume of angry tweets is any indication, it's not addressing these reports quickly enough.
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It also underscores the importance of corporate self-reporting and remediation in limiting penalties, and offers compliance lessons on avoiding control lapses that can lead to penalties and bad publicity.
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The bio-recovery industry—often referred to as crime scene cleanup, biohazard remediation, or trauma scene restoration—specializes in the cleaning of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially dangerous materials.
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Today, 2101 million gallons of toxic sludge from the dawn of the nuclear age still sit in decrepit tanks at Hanford, waiting for the government to build a remediation plant.
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But there's little other information available: officials said that saying any more "could jeopardize the remediation process," but that they've contracted a cyber security firm to look into the problem.
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"The company is working closely with the Southern Nevada Health District and taking aggressive remediation actions to ensure the safety of Rio's water," said Caesars Entertainment, the hotel's parent company.
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Unfortunately, according to a 2006 EPA review, even when widespread problems are confirmed, and the LCR's remediation requirements are triggered, the majority of utilities failed to provide mandatory public education.
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"CBP requires that all contractors and service providers maintain appropriate data integrity and cybersecurity controls and follow all incident response notification and remediation procedures," the agency said in its statement.
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The home clean-up program will be free for property owners who qualify to participate, and officials have said the remediation efforts could prevent thousands of new lead exposure cases.
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The breaches under the 2014-to-2017 review had caused financial losses to consumers of about A$500 million ($361.9 million), and remediation had not been completed, the regulator said.
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Wells identified the problem and began remediation efforts in May 2012, around the time it faced a separate penalty from FINRA for similar violations related to other types of ETPs.
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BNP Paribas is nearing completion of a remediation plan under a 2014 agreement with the U.S Department of Justice over U.S. sanctions violations, which it paid $8.9 billion to settle.
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Goyda said the bank had contacted a substantial majority of the affected customers to provide remediation as well as the option to pursue no-cost mediation with an independent mediator.
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"Currently there is no evidence to suggest that mercury levels in the river system are such that any remediation, beyond continuing natural recovery is warranted or advisable," he told CBC.
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Moving forward, any Zenefits employee who commits a licensing violation or does not promptly comply with our remediation steps will result in immediate disciplinary action, up to and including termination.
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Some regions, such as those deforested for mining and oil drilling, may have severe contamination of the water and soil, which would require extensive remediation before a forest could return.
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" A spokesperson for 3M told CNN that it "regularly and proactively examines the environmental impact of our products" and has "invested more than $200 million globally on PFAS remediation efforts.
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In order to stitch together the resources needed for a countywide stream remediation plan, it must appeal to the good graces of four different Assembly members and a state senator.
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But the scandal generated new concern among Treasure Island residents, since Navy remediation efforts there were in part planned based on 50 soil samples collected and analyzed by Tetra Tech.
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Absent that route, communities could sue the E.P.A. for failing to act, ultimately running up the agency's legal bills and slowing remediation as cases wind their way through the courts.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group rose 0.4% after it flagged a A$559 million ($376 million) charge to its second-half profit from increased provisions for customer-related remediation.
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The HKMA statement said that JPMorgan Hong Kong had self-identified and reported certain deficiencies, and had taken "positive and extensive remediation work" after it became aware of the lapses.
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Since May, the "remediation agreement" with Rosneft has implied an extra supply of between 63,1673 bpd and 105,000 bpd of Venezuela's diluted crude oil (DCO), according to a PDVSA document.
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Geoffrey Starks, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, said whatever remediation the US government requires of small American wireless providers, the government should be prepared to defray the costs.
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Every year, the EPA awards billions of dollars in grants to state environmental agencies, local communities, universities, and nonprofits — intended to support a variety of environmental monitoring and remediation projects.
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During the remediation process, it was decided that the most contaminated buildings and operating units of the plant would not be disassembled and removed due to costs, according to Abelson.
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Oil and gas companies spend $12.5 billion a year on production analytics already, and next GTrack wants to get into industries like geothermal, mining and groundwater remediation, and power plant runoff.
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The scandal has already cost the bank billions of dollars in fines and customer remediation, tarnished its reputation, attracted heightened regulatory oversight and led to the exit of two chief executives.
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"SPDC remains fully committed to ensuring clean-up takes place and will continue to work with the BMI to implement a remediation plan for Bodo area," said a spokesman for SPDC.
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This terrifying form of malware is becoming more common, but features like Bitdefender's Ransomware Remediation creates a backup of your files, if it detects ransomware is attempting to attack your computer.
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Cash earnings for the six months to March 31 would be impacted and negotiations with customers were ongoing to determine the final cost of remediation, the lender said in a statement.
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We arrived at a likely max US$21B in estimated fines, dam remediation, lawsuits, and environmental clean up, after discussions with mgmt at our Global Metals and Mining conference last week.
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In the way Villeré undertakes feats of organizational remediation akin to those of the artists she curates, she could easily call her Department a work of art in its own right.
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He declined however to give the committee confidential information on the progress of the bank's various remediation efforts, and firmly rebuffed claims by Waters that the bank should be broken up.
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The number of so-called orphan wells in Canada spiked after the 2014 oil price crash as companies went bankrupt, prompting provincial officials and industry to seek federal help for remediation.
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As part of the latest agreement with the states, Well Fargo said it will also designate teams to review customer inquiries and create a website that describes the bank's remediation efforts.
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In a statement to Business Insider, Tesla confirmed it was replacing certain parts of its solar panels, calling it "a remediation effort to limit any impact" its connectors may have had.
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St. Nicks Alliance, for instance, which offered training in asbestos removal and other environmental remediation tasks, was caught unprepared by the abrupt slowdown in the construction industry in New York City.
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NEW YORK, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc said on Friday that it had found "methodological issues" in figuring credit card interest rates and that it will provide "remediation" to affected customers.
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Earlier this week, Scharf said substantial changes were underway at the bank as lawmakers grilled him on the status of its remediation efforts and contingency plans related to the coronavirus outbreak.
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In the 2019 financial year, it also spent A$40.4 million on checking documentation for inadequate and inappropriate advice as well as A$12.1 million on remediation for loss-making products.
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Hall said that the building was reopened exactly three weeks later once the on-call environmental service completed remediation work, which included air filtering systems and temporary removal of several windows.
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Under the agreement, BHP Billiton, Vale and Samarco will initially provide 2.2 billion reals ($681 million) in total to support compensation and remediation from the impact of the fatal dam failure.
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"NAB no longer sells Consumer Credit Insurance (CCI) products through any of its banking channels, and has implemented a remediation program," said Sharon Cook, the bank's chief legal and commercial counsel.
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Besides the charges relating to customer remediation programmes, costs related to the previously announced wealth reset will reduce second-half earnings by another A$36 million, the lender said in a statement.
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Besides the charges relating to customer remediation programmes, costs related to the previously announced wealth reset will reduce second-half earnings by another A$36 million, the lender said in a statement.
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"A new ASIC remediation power, as recommended by the ASIC capability review, and accepted in principle by the government, is one potential solution to ensure better and speedier consumer outcomes," he added.
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Project 3 is a nuclear electric generating facility in Satsop that was never fully built, shuttered in 1994, and later transferred to a coalition of local governments for remediation and economic development.
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Democrats of all stripes as well as Republicans took a broadly tough line, quizzing Sloan on the bank's remediation efforts, personnel changes, risk management, culture and whether it should be broken up.
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They were particularly interested in examining the effectiveness of the remediation programs, as the way in which individual homes were targeted varied and implementation statewide operated on a number of different timelines.
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Third, the Strategy provides an unambiguous directive for the government to work with the private sector as an active partner to share information, support awareness and preparedness, and plan for effective remediation.
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"Since then, we have been reviewing customer accounts and developing a remediation plan -- which we hope to finalize very soon -- to provide impacted customers with the compensation they deserve," the bank said.
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A similar pattern is emerging at the EPA, where Administrator Scott Pruitt is highlighting some lead remediation efforts while pushing to gut funding to enforce pollution laws and clean up contaminated sites.
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The judge went even further, questioning the low standard now set for high school graduation and noting that many recent graduates require remediation in reading and mathematics to participate in college courses.
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CannTrust said it had accepted the health regulator's latest findings into the Vaughan facility in Ontario, which received a non-compliant rating, and expects to propose a remediation plan to Health Canada.
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Wells Fargo said it would also be required to submit, for review by its board, plans detailing ongoing efforts to strengthen compliance and risk management, and its approach to customer remediation efforts.
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In addition to a range of housing and environmental remediation demands, the coalition also advocated for and won a 20% hiring requirement for Sandy impacted residents and funding for pre-apprenticeship programs.
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One of the task force's core recommendations was that Michigan schools implement regular and transparent testing, and mandate remediation for drinking water in schools, including installing filters and replacing old water fountains.
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The leases grew in length from four pages to 18 to 43 as the companies doubled down on strictures and transferred more responsibilities — mold remediation, landscaping, carbon-monoxide detectors — onto the renter.
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People who have been evacuated from apartments and businesses in the area should under no circumstances return until the city has conducted more testing for asbestos and determined whether remediation is needed.
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This is a federal initiative to pay for the remediation of highly contaminated sites in the United States, established as part of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 67.
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Companies such as Planet Labs want to make Earth observation less about spying than about helping scientists and the public better track environmental change, in an effort to improve management and remediation.
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The agreement calls for the immediate remediation of lead paint in apartments with children under 373 years old and, over two decades, the complete abatement of all lead paint in Nycha developments.
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The company has successfully lobbied for changes to criminal law that would allow it to pay a large fine, as companies can do in "remediation agreements" in Britain and the United States.
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Nestle's child labor monitoring and remediation system (CLMRS), a part of its sustainably sourcing scheme, currently covers just 15% of the cocoa it sources in West Africa, where child labor is prevalent.
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Together, we will explore ways to accelerate financial-sector engagement to tackle these problems, touching on everything from anti-money laundering practices to responsible lending and investment, and from remediation to prevention.
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The incoming Trump administration has pledged to make remediation a primary focus with the introduction of a $21625 trillion program financed through a combination of federal funding, tax credits and private equity.
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On the downside, shares in Swedish medical technology firm Getinge dropped 9 percent after its second quarter core profits lagged forecasts and it booked a remediation provision for a facility in Hechingen.
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In the case of Peabody and other coal companies, however, there's another sort of flab, er, liability at issue, for which there is less precedent in bankruptcy court: namely, environmental remediation obligations.
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New uses for PABs would include construction of hydroelectric power generating facilities and environmental remediation for brownfield and superfund sites, as well as facilities for rural broadband, flood control, and storm water.
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"The regulators do not appear to be backing down from proposals across capital, remediation and responsible lending," said UBS analyst Jonathan Mott, who added he remained cautious on the outlook for the banks.
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Additional excavation will be conducted beyond Sunday for soil remediation purposes, the Calgary-based company said, adding, it has about 170 personnel round-the-clock on the site engaged in clean-up activities.
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Billions in legal and remediation costs have already hurt the profits of the big four banks - Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac Banking Corp, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, and National Australia Bank .
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Wells Fargo said in its latest quarterly filing that there was an ongoing review of "add-on" products across the company, adding it had started remediation efforts where it had identified impacted customers.
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"This is a disappointing result reflecting weaker business conditions and the bank dealing decisively with outstanding issues, including remediation and resetting our wealth strategy," Chief Executive Officer Brian Hartzer said in a statement.
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In the meantime, the bank said it continued to strongly refute any suggestion that it had not fully investigated historic cases involving small and medium-sized customers in a "wide-ranging remediation programme".
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Alaska Aerospace Corporation hired a contracted soil remediation company and worked with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation to come up with a plan for cleaning up the refined kerosene spill on site.
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The EPA also helped spread the clean soil, grade the site and plant new vegetation, according to a report posted on its site that said remediation that began in 2008 is now complete.
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Just two weeks ago, NAB flagged an extra A$749 million in charges to refund customers, racking up a total of A$1.10 billion it has now set aside to deal with remediation.
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Metro blamed the steep fall in half-year profits, to 3.4 million pounds from 20.8 million a year earlier, on "transformation and remediation programmes" to cut costs and address the loan book error.
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Metro blamed the steep fall in half-year profits, to 3.4 million pounds from 20.8 million a year earlier, on "transformation and remediation program" to cut costs and address the loan book error.
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But even with the need for political remediation, the GOP candidates -- even Marco Rubio who actually had a "suburban strategy" -- have not spoken directly to suburbanites in terms of specific problems and policies.
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The first two pieces of data come from reports by McKinsey and Qantis; Ms. Greer passed on the third, via a textbook called the "Handbook of Textile Effluent Remediation," edited by Mohd Yusuf.
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Breyer had earlier set a March 24 deadline for VW to explain where it stood on remediation efforts, after months of talks with the U.S. Justice Department, EPA and California Air Resources Board.
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Expenses unrelated to remediation were also higher, with the cost to income ratio rising to 46.2% from 44.1% last year, far from a self-imposed target of less than 40% "in the medium term".
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Staffline said it booked the charge, which included provisions for "remediation costs" and financial penalties, after completing its own probe launched in January into anonymous allegations related to its invoices, payroll and wage practices.
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CannTrust said it had accepted the latest findings from the health regulator into the Vaughan facility in Ontario, which received a non-compliant rating, and expects to propose a remediation plan to Health Canada.
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Its last nuclear reactor was switched off in 2101, and a year later, it was taken over by the DOE, the Washington State Department of Ecology, and the EPA for long-term environmental remediation.
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We are committed to providing further mitigations to our customers as soon as they are available, and our standard policy for issues of low risk is to provide remediation via our Update Tuesday schedule.
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Yelisey Boguslavskiy, AdvIntel's director of research, said he'd first reached out to Symantec on May 8 through a partner and then held two remediation calls with the company on May 9 and May 10.
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Noninterest expenses for 2019 would total $52 billion to $53 billion excluding litigation and remediation items, the bank said, compared to analyst expectations of $53.2 billion according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The fine will be on top of $20153 billion that JPMorgan had been ordered to pay to cover remediation costs and foreclosure assistance to borrowers, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said.
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In striking a compromise for a lesser amount, the California jurisdictions managed to get those terms lifted, giving them more leeway and no time constraint on using the remediation funds, the court filing showed.
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In addition, FERC wants ETP to develop a remediation plan for the Tuscarawas River wetland and remove and dispose of drilling fluids to a site approved of by Ohio's environmental regulators, among other things.
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A federal judge in New Jersey on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit by a Pennsylvania soil remediation company accusing home builder Toll Brothers of infringing a patent for a method of cleaning up soil contamination.
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Australia's biggest banks have already paid about A$8 billion ($5.44 billion) in regulatory and remediation costs related to an inquiry into the nation's financial sector, which has put more pressure on their margins.
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Medical technology companies have taken steps to further reduce the already low risk of malicious hacking, including building device security into new product development processes; continual vulnerability testing and remediation; and ongoing risk assessments.
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Mr. Blake, 33, is an environmental health and safety director in Long Island City, Queens, for the PAL Environmental Safety Corporation, an environmental remediation contracting firm specializing in fireproofing, asbestos removal and building decontamination.
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Update (11/28/16 4:34pm) "We are pleased to reach a settlement with the California Department of Insurance, which recognized our remediation efforts by suspending half the fine," a Zenefits spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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The Superfund cleanup program is now run by Albert Kelly, an Oklahoma banker who was banned for life from the industry after receiving a $22019,22018 federal fine and has no experience in environmental remediation.
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And billions more for education and importantly, environmental remediation, as the goal is not just to rebuild, but to rebuild better as climate change all but guarantees more disasters with increased severity and frequency.
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Sloan also appeared to frustrate some lawmakers by declining to disclose confidential information on the progress of some remediation efforts, and by failing to say categorically that Wells Fargo would never suffer another scandal.
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In a statement, the health agency said remediation to the entire hotel water distribution system, including the cooling tower and decorative fountain has been made and sampling and testing will continue at the hotel.
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Nevertheless, Wolverine's commitment to helping our friends, family and neighbors address water quality issues in the area has never wavered, and we have dedicated over $35 million to providing water solutions and conducting remediation.
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Such a designation would make the property eligible for state funds to help with remediation of the soil and groundwater, a necessary first step, Mr. Cappelli says, to bring back the world-class resort.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 69Average annual salary: $92,640What they do, according to O*NET: Research, design, plan, or perform engineering duties in the prevention, control, and remediation of environmental hazards using various engineering disciplines.
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Some are offering short brushups rather than semester-long classes, others have introduced "corequisite" remediation, allowing students to enroll in a college-level and remedial class at the same time, for extra academic support.
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Offering remediation would have required Wilson-Raybould to overrule the decision of the head of public prosecutions to pursue fraud and corruption charges against the scandal-plagued firm, something she steadfastly refused to do.
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"However, given the likelihood that further compliance issues will be discovered during the review and remediation, the Reserve Bank regards a precautionary capital adjustment as prudent," Deputy Governor Geoff Bascand said in a statement.
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In reality, the few years that it would take for the EPA to implement the remediation plan is roughly the same amount of time it will take FUSRAP to being taking up the matter.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks are already under intense regulatory scrutiny after a government-backed inquiry into the financial sector last year exposed systematic misconduct, saddling them with a hefty remediation bill to compensate customers.
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For example, an SRP researcher developed a natural soil acid strategy to accelerate remediation of an arsenic-contaminated site at the Vineland Superfund Site in New Jersey, potentially saving taxpayers an estimated $6900 billion.
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"However, given the likelihood that further compliance issues will be discovered during the review and remediation, the Reserve Bank regards a precautionary capital adjustment as prudent," Deputy Governor Geoff Bascand said in a statement.
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Firms regulated by NYDFS, which oversees a wide swath of the financial services industry, are required to identify and document material deficiencies and institute remediation where needed to meet annual certifications of regulatory compliance.
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Isles offers free tests to detect lead, but says that because of a lack of funds, most remediation efforts don't go beyond fixing peeling paint or trying to have the landlord address the issue.
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Wells Fargo's string of sales practices scandals have already cost the bank billions of dollars in fines and customer remediation, tarnished its reputation, attracted heightened regulatory oversight and led to the exit of two CEOs.
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The fallout from the inquiry has also hurt other top lenders, with No. 3 National Australia Bank and No. 4 Australia and New Zealand Bank Banking Group flagging hits to profit related to remediation costs.
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"It might sound more glamorous to talk about zero-day and next-generation threats, but vulnerability remediation is truly where the rubber meets the road," said Yaniv Bar-Dayan, Vulcan Cyber's CEO and co-founder.
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Money for remediation of superfund sites would be cut by 48% The EPA is supposed to take over the Department of Agriculture's rural clean water and wastewater grants, which are eliminated from the USDA's budget.
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The bank said it has created a new role dedicated to consumer satisfaction and remediation, as the San Francisco-based bank continues to work through fallout of a scandal that erupted nearly three years ago.
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And the 16 state attorneys general, Democrats all, who have recently embarked on a campaign designed to silence people who are skeptical of the evidence of anthropogenic global warming and/or its effects and remediation.
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The remediation payout, however, pales in comparison to the roughly 30 billion pounds ($37.61 billion) spent to redress the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI) in Britain, making it that country's biggest financial scandal.
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It would also create a "Re-Power Fund" to invest in communities impacted by changes in the fossil fuel economy and a "Restoration Fund" to invest in hiring local workers for environmental remediation and reconstruction.
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Last November, Howard Hughes applied to the state's brownfield cleanup program, which encourages private-sector remediation in exchange for a release from liability if contamination is later discovered on or seeping from a remediated site.
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"Bigtable was used as a remediation tool between Dataflow jobs in order for them to process and store more data in a parallel way, rather than the need to always regroup the data," said Singer.
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If a victim hands over the money anyway, insurers may cancel a business's coverage and leave clients paying out of pocket — including covering the cost of disruptions to their businesses, remediation expenses and customer notifications.
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In 2016, the government estimated that up to 763,000 employees nationwide could be owed wages, and the total cost of remediation could reach 2.2 billion New Zealand dollars (about $1.4 billion), Radio New Zealand reported.
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"According to the EPA, remediation efforts at contaminated sites may be vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, such as rising sea levels and increased inland flooding due to increased heavy precipitation events," they wrote.
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So, the agency finds itself embattled with the potentially responsible parties who string out the entire remediation process, perhaps in the hopes of Pruitt allowing them to do what they want — not what is needed.
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As part of its civil accord in June, Volkswagen agreed to pay $10 billion to repurchase cars from consumers and another $4.7 billion on environmental remediation and investments in zero-emission vehicles like electric cars.
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Bangladesh, the world's second largest garment producer, has said that it is capable of monitoring the country's thousands of factories through its Remediation Coordination Cell (RCC), which is currently responsible for the safety of 745 factories.
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Last year a 4,2503-acre industrial plot, rebranded as the South Tees Development Corporation, became Britain's first "special economic area", with the power directly to collect business rates on the site to fund land remediation work.
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"Based upon our results, we conclude that to ensure safe relocation to Bikini and Rongelap Atolls, further environmental remediation... appears to be necessary to avoid potentially harmful exposure to radiation," wrote the authors in the study.
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A combination of prevention, detection and remediation is not necessarily guaranteed to prevent every cyber attack, but it is the best way to avert the type of disastrous breach that puts an organization in the headlines.
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"With the mass adoption of social media, organizations of all sizes are contending with new threats that do not show up in their existing monitoring, let alone defense and remediation capabilities," he said in a statement.
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Often performed online through commercial vendors pitching high success rates, credit recovery shortchanges grads while the time and expense of remediation are passed along to colleges, unfairly increasing students' tuition burdens and straining higher education budgets.
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Teva said it was working with the Mexican pharmaceutical regulator Cofepris at restarting manufacturing lines on an "individual product basis", but the "comprehensive remediation process" would be completed at the end of 2019 or early 2020.
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The company also said it had incurred remediation costs of A$16.7 million ($11.3 million) for the year, including legal bills in relation to misconduct revealed by a public inquiry into financial sector wrongdoing last year.
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ANZ, the country's No.21.4176 lender, said its annual profit would take a A$711 million ($500.90 million) hit as a result of customer remediation, legal costs from the financial services Royal Commission and restructuring charges.
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Employees can be a firm's best resource in detecting problems early and for being able to show authorities that they take seriously the detection and remediation of problems such as fraud and of sales practice abuse.
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AMP expects that business to report a A$105 million operating loss for the six months to end December and to book an extra A$200 million in provisions for customer remediation in the 2018 year.
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For Puerto Rico, which is facing acute toxic waste concerns due to damaged infrastructure, this uncertainty may hamper immediate cleanup efforts and undermine long-term environmental remediation work on the island needed to protect people's health.
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The bill, sponsored by Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, would prevent the government from using settlement money from civil cases for purposes other than direct victim compensation or remediation, like cleanups of environmental disasters.
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Hess executives claimed the company is owed between $30 million and $0.63 million in remediation fees from the shutdown of some wells at its deepwater Tubular Bells field, roughly 135 miles (217 km) southeast of New Orleans.
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With a few exceptions, that agreement has held up, and Chinese attacks on corporate targets have fallen off as much as 90%, according to breach remediation security firms including FireEye and Crowdstrike that have tracked the attacks.
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The proposed settlement includes Volkswagen buying back and terminating the leases of about 475,000 TDI diesel cars in the U.S., providing cash payments to owners and lessees, paying for environmental remediation and promoting zero emissions vehicle technology.
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In Corsie's case, she says she felt like her friends, roommates, and boyfriend at the time weren't supportive enough, and doubted her experience, so going to law enforcement was her only hope at some kind of remediation.
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At the affair's center is a request by SNC-Lavalin for a remediation agreement that would have enabled it to avoid a court case which, if lost, would block it from federal government contracts for a decade.
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A tentative settlement announced in April includes an offer by VW to buy back nearly 500,000 polluting vehicles, as well as an environmental remediation fund to address excess emissions and a fund to promote green automotive technology.
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Essentially what it does is provide a security remediation system: it identifies and stops smaller issues itself, and at the same time it weeds out bigger problems that need to be addressed by in-person security teams.
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Origin said corporate costs in fiscal 2019 would include a non-cash remediation provision increase of A$160 to A$180 million, for further assessment of work needed at a former gas works site in South Australia.
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National Australia Bank, the third largest lender by market value, fell 0.3% after reporting flat growth in its third-quarter cash profit and flagged more expenses related to customer remediation in the second half of fiscal 2019.
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"To remediate all the contaminated sites is humanity's really next great challenge," Naidu, who heads the Global Center for Environmental Remediation at the University of Newcastle in Australia, said at the opening of a soil pollution conference.
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But he would be in a far stronger position on the red tide crisis if he'd endorsed a bolder spate of green policies, such as a major remediation plan for Florida's waterways and stiffer punishments for polluters.
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The U.S. settlement will include an environmental remediation fund to address excess emissions and a fund to promote green automotive technology, and additional "substantial compensation" to owners to sell back or have their vehicles fixed, Breyer said.
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The key is that Superfund remediation is not an exact science, which is why experienced senior managers are needed to deal with such disparate Superfund items as waste toxicity issues, cleanup cost-effectiveness and community reaction matters.
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The tentative settlement announced in April includes an offer by VW to buy back nearly 500,000 polluting vehicles, as well as an environmental remediation fund to address excess emissions and a fund to promote green automotive technology.
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They expect National Australia Bank to add to its A$1.1 billion in remediation provisions to account for its self-employed advisers, while Australia and New Zealand Banking Group is also expected to add to its provisions.
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" The union's national director, Mike Treen, estimated that the remediation may cost McDonald's at least 45 million New Zealand dollars (almost $20183 million), according to CNN affiliate Radio New Zealand — and that's just a starting "baseline figure.
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"The fact that the company has completed its comprehensive third-party account review and has communicated the finality of its customer remediation plans is a positive in our view," KBW analyst Brian Kleinhanzl said in a note.
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Tristan Denley, vice chancellor for academic affairs at the Tennessee Board of Regents, said that with traditional remediation, many students felt they were just treading water, while with corequisites, they feel they are getting closer to graduation.
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During a congressional hearing in March and in a follow-up letter, however, Senator Warren pressed Fed Chair Jerome Powell to submit the bank's remediation plan to a board vote and to consider publishing the third-party review.
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"A forced early transition could jeopardize the finalization of the vital elements of remediation," she said, referring to Accord's efforts to make some 1,700 factories safe before it is scheduled to hand over to government inspectors in 2021.
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CBA has booked a combined A$575 million in charges and provisions in preparation for legal fees, remediation and potential penalties tied to the inquiry and, on another legal front, civil charges linked to a money-laundering case.
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Australian lenders are disposing their non-core businesses amid intense pressure to improve customer outcomes after a public inquiry last year exposed widespread wrongdoing in the financial sector, triggering nearly A$8 billion in remediation costs so far.
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In a new paper published in ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering, Despina Fragouli of the Italian Institute of Technology and her co-authors described their simplified process for using powder made from used coffee grounds for water remediation.
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In our view, this trend is likely sustainable over the very near term, as the company continues to report positive operating leverage driven by a significant reduction in costs associated with efforts to support its BSA/AML remediation.
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The company also nominated three new directors to the Board of Katanga, including Glencore's CFO Steven Kalmin, to implement remediation measures, and added that the review does not have a material impact on its income or cash flow.
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The chief patrol agent decided to reach out to those who "created these murals and engage them in conversation before making any final decision on remediation or preservation," the statement said, adding the paintings were applied without permission.
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Such communities belong to all of us, and we must always raise our voices to protect our communities from industries that are dangerous to our environment, and work for remediation where the damage has been done -- especially economically.
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Bank margins in Australia, the world's No. 12 economy, have been under pressure due to low credit growth on top of about A$8 billion in regulatory and remediation costs stemming from the inquiry which ended in February.
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As Wells Fargo tries to complete a drawn-out remediation, bank executives are also trying to convince the Federal Reserve to lift a cap on growth put in place due to a string of past sales practice abuses.
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That would mean many sites that would have been subject to cleanup requirements based on the E.P.A.'s original proposal would now be able to avoid such remediation efforts — and costs — potentially polluting drinking water in the future.
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A VDP ensures that if a hacker sees something risky on a website or application, that they can easily report it, and the organization will have an immediate way to handle the communication with a pathway to remediation.
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"The company ... has developed appropriate remediation plans for workers which has yielded substantial successes by including but not limited to the ongoing repayment of recruitment fees and costs to workers," said Jenny Chou, a spokeswoman for Cal-Comp.
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The lawsuit, filed this week in US District Court in Tampa, accuses the housing owners and managers of ignoring repeated complaints about mold exposure, conducting inadequate remediation work and not sharing mold test results with the military families.
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He wants to reduce that to 20 minutes, and he believes that buying Moonlight will give him more data to get to that goal faster, while also expanding the range of services from code review to issue remediation.
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The suit was one of several filed by cities and local governments around the country that argued in part the production of fossil fuels had led to rising tides that damaged shorelines, roads and other properties requiring remediation.
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Those results reflected special items including some $432 million in operating losses from legal costs, regulatory penalties and customer remediation, and a $53 million gain on the sale of troubled mortgage loans that predate the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Instead, the current recommendations focus on remedial actions that can take years to clean up contaminated drinking water, and some sites that would have been required to clean up contaminated water may now avoid remediation, according to the publication.
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There are a number of companies that are using AI-based techniques to help defend against breaches — in addition to Darktrace, there is Hexadite (a remediation specialist acquired by Microsoft), Amazon is working in the field and many others.
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Bishop is now pushing legislation to make the remediation of tunnels on federal lands -- and a range of other CBP activities -- exempt from the requirements of environmental laws, like the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act.
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In that next version of Windows 10, Defender ATP also will get the capability to automatically apply remediation, a new feature that relies at least partly on the technology Microsoft acquired when it bought the Israeli security firm Hexadite.
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The agency learned of the failure to conduct inspections, lapses that began during the Bloomberg administration, but Ms. Olatoye and top officials did not alert the public — or tenants — until much later, after they had done remediation in apartments.
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During the first hour of the hearing on Tuesday, Democrats and Republicans alike took a tough line on Sloan, quizzing him on the bank's remediation efforts, personnel changes, risk management controls, culture and whether it should be broken up.
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How this will be resolved remains to be seen––recommendations for remediation are expected sometime in October––but the collective hope is that the municipal governments will be dissolved and replaced with a more law-abiding set of officials.
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When he pleaded guilty in the Melgar case, Matthews claimed that he and three other US special operators planned to duct tape Melgar's wrists and ankles because binding people is "a form of remediation" in the special warfare community.
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On a conference call with analysts, Casey said the company is starting to turn from "remediation" efforts to build back trust with investors, bank lenders and other partners that had taken a step back from doing business with LendingClub.
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To clean it up, Honeywell created a remediation plan that included building an underground barrier wall to keep contaminated groundwater from seeping into the lake, dredging and covering 15 percent of the contaminated lake bottom, and treating the water.
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The No.2 lender in Australia said the provision was related to remediation and potential refunds of service fees charged by its network of self-employed advisers, who received total advisory fees of A$966 million over 2008-2018.
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ANZ's stock traded as much as 3.5% lower, after second-half profit missed market expectations amid record low interest rates and high remediation costs, while the lender also reduced its franking rebate to 70% on its final dividend payout.
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Which it would be, if the program showed the educational gains he is promising, with subsequent cost savings from having better-prepared and less-disruptive students, who need less remediation and have higher literacy and graduation rates over all.
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In the risk management world AI calls for human judgement and remediation, there is an opportunity in this back-and-forth for the human input to help the AI grow over time, learning and improving its own internal process.
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Shares of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group followed the broader trend, closing 0.4% higher, even as the lender flagged a A$559 million ($376 million) hit to its second-half profit from increased provisions for customer-related remediation.
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The loss was driven by a series of provisions for the cost of the disaster, including $2.42 billion for "compensation and remediation programs" and $1.86 billion for shutting down dams like the one that burst in Brumadinho in late January.
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Any sense of vindication at these findings was short-lived: Most of us knew we were in a race against time and inertia to secure guarantees of remediation and accountability before the media spotlight moved on to the next story.
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Sentry 9 lets app developers integrate error remediation into their workflows by automatically notifying the developers responsible for that part of the code, letting them filter by environment to hone in on the issue, and manage collaboration among different teams.
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Karissa Bell: What Instagram doesn't say is that account remediation (the company's official term for reuniting hacking victims with lost accounts) can take weeks or months to resolve, and some users are never able to regain access to their accounts.
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Breaking down a cyber insurance policy Most cyber policies currently on the market offer a combination of two types of insurance coverage: Besides financial coverage, insurers also provide risk management and post-breach services, including loss-prevention measures and remediation tools.
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Many of the worst-hit sites have been long abandoned, making it harder to decide who is responsible, she noted, so Beijing also needed to set up dedicated funds to help pay remediation costs, including treatment and disposal of mine waste.
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"If these or other inquiries, investigations, legal actions and/or proceedings result in unfavorable findings, an unfavorable outcome or otherwise develop unfavorably, Daimler could be subject to significant monetary penalties, remediation requirements, vehicle recalls, process improvements and mitigation measures," Daimler said.
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Bank margins in the world No. 12 economy have been under pressure due to low credit growth on top of about A$8 billion in regulatory and remediation costs stemming from a stinging year-long inquiry which ended in February.
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The company says it's also in talks with the EPA and various regulators about other remediation efforts, including additional soil and sediment testing, putting up more signs addressing contamination in public areas and installing fencing around a former disposal area.
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"If these or other inquiries, investigations, legal actions and/or proceedings result in unfavourable findings, an unfavourable outcome or otherwise develop unfavourably, Daimler could be subject to significant monetary penalties, remediation requirements, vehicle recalls, process improvements and mitigation measures," Daimler said.
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Still, Sloan remained calm under questioning, though he appeared to frustrate some lawmakers by declining to disclose confidential information on the progress of some remediation efforts, and by failing to say categorically that Wells Fargo would never suffer another scandal.
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"If these or other inquiries, investigations, legal actions and/or proceedings result in unfavorable findings, an unfavorable outcome or otherwise develop unfavorably, Daimler could be subject to significant monetary penalties, remediation requirements, vehicle recalls, process improvements and mitigation measures," Daimler stated.
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Shirley Chen, founder and CEO of Narrativ, sells a contextually relevant smart linking and ad placement technology Lisa Xu, co-founder and CEO of Nopsec, a provider of threat prediction and cyber risk remediation solutions for enterprises to prevent security breaches.
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The settlement announced this week "should provide adequate financial remediation above and beyond wrongfully charged fees" given that "the financial impact to customers was relatively small as the initial review resulted in average refunds of $25 per impacted account," KBW said.
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Eric S. Reed, the interim dean of the graduate school, said that nearly all the conditionally admitted students were required to take language remediation classes, and that some were required to take "deficiency" classes to teach them a necessary skill.
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"The necessity of environmental remediation on this postindustrial site requires the demolition of the existing buildings and contaminated tanks," said Natalie Grybauskas, a spokeswoman for Mr. de Blasio, adding that the Maker group was told this nearly a year ago.
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We've taken a long time to do this, to make relationships in the city, and progressively we've grown to be a de facto official resource for property information and for planning efforts around property remediation, rehabs and the like in Detroit.
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Mr. Irving, the president of the utility group, was able to cite only two examples of remediation efforts by industry: warning people downstream to limit or avoid eating fish, and importing fish to communities where the local supply has become contaminated.
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The regulator's report and threat of action follows over A$100 million ($13 million) in remediation made to over 300,000 consumers and revelations at a powerful inquiry that banks were aware of the problems for years but continued selling the products.
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The regulator's report and threat of action follows over A$100 million ($69.58 million) in remediation made to over 300,000 consumers and revelations at a powerful inquiry that banks were aware of the problems for years but continued selling the products.
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As we've noted before, what Hexadite does is provide a security remediation system: it identifies and stops smaller issues itself, and at the same time it weeds out bigger problems that need to be addressed by in-person security teams.
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The ICI said its child labor monitoring and remediation system (CLMRS), which it has established in the supply chains of cocoa giants Cargill and Nestle, expanded last year to cover about 60,000 cocoa farming households in Ghana and Ivory Coast.
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In an opinion that eviscerated the Voting Rights Act of 1965, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that discrimination still exists, but not sufficiently to warrant the "extraordinary" remediation measures that the act imposed on the states of the former Confederacy.
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The new order stopped short of directly ordering the government to take action but referred the issue to the monitor to take action for the "prompt remediation" of conditions at the facilities, included the retention of an independent public health expert.
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Perhaps the availability of well-paying jobs in rebuilding homes in Texas and in doing mold remediation work and other tasks that will be in high demand could even coax people into the labor force who have been on the sidelines.
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The application for remediation at Grossinger's is still pending, said Julia Tighe, the department's chief of staff; Mr. Cappelli's company applied to have 72 acres designated a brownfield, but has not sufficiently demonstrated that all of it was contaminated, she said.
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Much scientific evidence shows that investing in quality programs can not only help young people develop in healthy ways, but they can also greatly reduce future costs in educational remediation, criminal justice rehabilitation, mental health therapy, social welfare and the like.
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First, the key is to recognize that Superfund remediation is not an exact science, which is why experienced senior managers are needed to oversee such Superfund remedy issues as hazardous waste management, cost-effectiveness, and community and state interactions with EPA.
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The plan also sets aside $140 billion to ensure the solvency of the Highway Trust Fund for the next 10 years, $62 billion for neighborhood revitalization, lead remediation and affordable housing and $40 billion to provide universal high-speed internet.
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Nearly $16 million would go to the Interior Department to do fire remediation work and cover firefighting costs, while another $720 million will be used to repay unrelated U.S. Forest Service accounts pilfered last year to cover fire-related costs.
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Sloan said on a conference call early Thursday morning that the bank was now focused on remediation for customers, adding that it cast a wide net in the review and that some of the accounts identified may have been opened legitimately.
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Medtronic is committed to a robust, coordinated disclosure process and takes seriously all potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities in our products and systems, and we consistently seek to improve these processes, in terms of our technical evaluation, required remediation and speed of disclosure.
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Separately, the U.S. Justice Department, Federal Trade Commission and lawyers for owners of 22.0,22 polluting diesel cars filed legal papers late Friday asking a federal judge to grant final approval to buy-back offers and diesel remediation efforts at an Oct.
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"It's not sexy to talk about HVAC or mold and remediation systems, but if you live in a community that doesn't have heat in the winter, then it's an exciting source of revenue, especially in our rural areas," Mirsky told me.
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