When you look at trends among senior leadership at large companies, its easier to believe a CEO can be tricked into believing a fake email from a colleague is genuine, as the Barclays boss reportedly did.
By Nate Lanxon |
Updated on May 12, 2017
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(Bloomberg) — Executives tempted to chuckle at bank chief Jes Staley’s recent email missteps might want to hold off on the smugness.
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