Laura Barrowman, Credit Suisse's chief technology officer, said there is a global deficit of cyber skills.
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Credit Suisse tells clients to sell into a 5% stocks rally it sees comingReduced profit expectations, Federal Reserve actions and elevated corporate debt are factors conspiring to limit market upside, the bank said.
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Credit Suisse strategist shares his top concern about current market conditions'The revenues are knock-the-lights-out good, [but] the margins are horrifically bad, based on Wall Street consensus expectations,' Credit Suisse's Jonathan Golub says.
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Credit Suisse’s technology chief says IBM’s spotty history with acquisitions gives her reason to worry about the $34 billion Red Hat dealBusiness Insider spoke to Laura Barrowman, the chief technology officer at Credit Suisse, at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Monday.
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Fortnite bug gave hackers access to millions of player accounts, researchers sayA major bug in Fortnite gave hackers access to millions of player accounts, researchers say
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S&P affirms Russia's rating with stable outlookS&P Global Ratings affirmed Russia's 'BBB-/A-3' credit rating on ...
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You may be paying off your credit card bill wrong—here's the best wayYou may be paying off your credit card bill wrong — here's the best way to do it. via CNBCMakeIt
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Analysis | Can Trump claim credit for $26 billion in savings on prescription drugs?The president claims his policies are working, pointing to a $26 billion decline in generic drug prices. But much of that would have happened no matter who was president.
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Banks, credit unions offer 0 percent interest loans during the government shutdownAmid the stalemate in Washington, credit unions have some of the more generous offers for government employees.
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Jewelry Retailer Accused of Opening Fake Store Credit-Card AccountsSignet Jewelers agreed to pay $11 million in penalties to regulators for allegedly opening credit-card accounts without customer consent at retail stores it operates under such brands as Kay and Jared.
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