It was disclosed because the exchange, after Enron and other painful fallout, realizes that it must be less secretive in attempting to rekindle investors' confidence.
Because there are more than 250 new inventions disclosed at JPL each year, they require technologists whose primary function is to write technical and commercial evaluations of the technology as it is disclosed.
Second, because it was being disclosed publicly, in detail.
They say in the case of four of the detainees their ability to challenge the secret evidence against them because it was not disclosed to them violated their rights.
Qwest's announcement is being treated as no big deal, partly because it was previously disclosed and partly because the stock has been beaten down so much already.
(Again, material bank control fraud almost invariably also constitutes securities fraud because it cannot be disclosed).
Since Google's Waymo self-driving car unit first sued Uber in February, Uber has also refused to turn over the due diligence report it conducted ahead of the Otto acquisition, arguing that it can't be disclosed because it involves confidential information between attorneys and clients.
Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy for the Federation of American Scientists, said the interview "was quite striking because he was disclosing more detail than has appeared anywhere in the public domain".
Dr. Kagin, who is an Odyssey investor as well as an adviser, said the company was different from its predecessors because it was public and would fully disclose its finds, work and revenues.
It's possible the Clinton campaign violated Federal Elections Commission (FEC) law because it was able to avoid disclosing that it had retained Fusion GPS by going through the Perkins Coie.
He said he was disclosing its details because its release had been vetoed just before it was due to be circulated at a conference in Malaysia.
