Eyes are turning eagerly to the prospect of Bush v Gore: the new outsider and the old insider, two potential soothers of party factions who lead their rivals by miles but who are not noted for their thinking.
The Fundraising Standards Board FRSBB) received nearly 400 formal complaints – as many as it normally receives in the course of a year – in the month after the story, about the frequency and volume of direct mail, issues of consent, cold-calling and a general concern, according to one industry insider, over potential donors "being battered to give a donation".
Other political insiders see potential trouble for Mr. Harding.
In the mid-1980s the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) investigated Boesky for certain investments he made after receiving tips from corporate insiders regarding potential takeover targets.
(c) Provider privilege: Malicious activities of provider insiders are potential threats to confidentiality, availability and integrity of customers' data and processes' information [59, 60].
In this setting in particular this involves acknowledging the clinician interviewer as a potential insider in relation to interviewees and negotiating shared understanding to avoid insider assumptions.
Indeed, even giving potential insider traders pause is seen as a step forward in South Africa, where history helped instill insider trading into the ethos of a business establishment dominated by the white minority.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing the firm's trades for potential insider trading.
The investigation "revealed suspicious activity, appearances of improprieties and evidence of possible trading on nonpublic information and/or potential insider trading," the report said.
WILL French investigators get to the bottom of the story of potential insider trading at EADS, the European Aeronautic Defence and Space company?
