Trump seized on a Wall Street Journal article about donations made by Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D), a close Clinton ally, to suggest again that Clinton escaped prosecution over her private email server because of malfeasance by the FBI.
Perhaps as corporate risk and malfeasance escalate, emails become increasingly shorter, as employees are less likely to include specific details in emails sent via the corporate server.
Thus, a platform built to detect escalating risk or potential malfeasance, without actually reading individual employee emails, is highly valuable from a practical and ethical point of view.
In addition to her hawkish vote, she's since added baggage from an email scandal as Secretary of State, and a new financial malfeasance scandal she'll have to defend.
Overall, we suggest the promise of a regulatory technology (RegTech) approach by which to systematically parse email content and network structure to detect indicators of risk or malfeasance on a more timely and ongoing basis.
They want all members of Congress to receive a classified briefing on "Russian malfeasance" through hacks, aiding the release of private emails, misinformation targeting American voters and any other means.
Another internal email, sent by a different source, said: "In our due diligence we discovered fraud and malfeasance in the Spanish company".
It's a sentiment that resonated with HuffPost readers, who flooded this reporter's email account with over 200 letters of praise for Minch and stories of credit card malfeasance.
"In the past, folks who were suspected of visa malfeasance were sent home, or allowed to retire, that is true," the blogger wrote in an email.
Or corporate malfeasance?
