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You Heard It Here First: Best Of 2018’s Monday Conversations

PYMNTS

What exactly is killing conversation depends on the writer of the think piece — and what year it was written. And we’re definitely sure it is very unfair to accuse digitization of killing conversation entirely, especially when it has given us so many interesting new things to talk about. The art of conversation is far from dead.

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Kleptocracy & Foreign Public Corruption: New FinCEN Red Flags

Abrigo

In 2004, the infamous Riggs Bank (Riggs) case brought political corruption to the top of compliance officers’ lists of reasons not to sleep at night. The bank held several foreign private banking customers and embassy accounts, and funds flowing through Riggs were tied to financing the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Learn More.

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Killing The I-Bank: The Disruption Of Investment Banking

CB Insights

In 2006, investment banks were at the top of the finance world. After the collapse of Lehman and Bear Stearns and the global financial crisis that ensued, the business models of the world’s biggest investment banks needed to change. As a result, banks are facing dropping IPO profits. Some banks have collapsed.

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[Webinar Recording] Building and Deploying Apps on OpenShift on AWS

Perficient

Out of the container registry, if you need to update something or roll out a new version, it’s killing off the old version to deploy the new one. We were the 2018 Rising Star Partner of the Year for Red Hat just before they were acquired. If they have to react to an incident, flaw, or update, they can do that much faster.

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Reopening: The Tech-Enabled Office In A Post-Covid World

CB Insights

However, in the US, 2 out of 3 workers still feel uncomfortable returning to the workplace, according to a Qualtrics study. Outbreak prevention, worker safety, and employees’ peace of mind will be top concerns for businesses around the world as they begin to reopen their office doors. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Source: CLEAR.

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