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hour questioning over perjury allegations

Coupang's interim CEO undergoes 14-hour questioning over perjury allegations - Seoul, Feb 7 Harold Rogers, interim CEO of Coupang, returned early on Saturday after a 14-hour police questioning ... Get Latest News on Business only on lokmattimes.com Read More

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Over 30 Million Accounts Affected By Coupang's Data Leak

South Korean police believe personal data from more than 30 million Coupang customer accounts may have been leaked, contradicting the company’s claim of just 3,000 cases. Police said they are examining whether Coupang tried to downplay the breach. Interim CEO Harold Rogers skipped two summonses, raising the possibility of seeking his detention. Read More

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Business Suspension Of Coupang Possible Amid Data-Breach Probe: FTC Chief

South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission may order a temporary suspension of Coupang’s operations amid investigation into a major data breach affecting 33.7 million users. FTC chairman Ju Byung-gi said other issues, including unfair business practices, are also under review. Police have summoned Coupang CEO Harold Rogers for questioning over the incident and the company’s own internal probe. Read More

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Former Federal Reserve adviser indicted and arrested for alleged espionage in dealings with China

Federal authorities have arrested a former Federal Reserve senior adviser for allegedly giving inside economic information to China. A grand jury indictment accuses John Harold Rogers, 63, of Vienna, Virginia, of stealing Federal Reserve trade secrets and selling them to Chinese intelligence officials for at least $450,000 by posing as a university professor in China. Read More