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All major sporting events pose some sort of risk — whether it’s unruly fans, unsafe venues, lack of security or all of the above. But there are a few sporting events that pose more risk than others — namely the Olympics, the World Cup and, of course, the Super Bowl. I was fortunate enough to [...]
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Department of Homeland Security Fail: “Tahaya Buchanan, an American fugitive who’d been on the run for more than two years, dodging a national arrest warrant for insurance fraud, has spent her years underground gainfully employed by the Department of Homeland Security.
Our homeland security watchdog is doing something right, however, as DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano yesterday [...]
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This morning at 9:00 am in the Orange County Convention Center, Aon unveiled its “2009 Global Risk Management Survey” and — unsurprisingly — fear of economic slowdown ranked as the number one concern for the 500-plus global organizations that responded. Stephen Cross, CEO of Aon Global Risk Consulting and one of the presenters detailing the [...]
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