According to Money, Power and Wall Street, the two prime candidates that President-Elect Barak Obama was considering for Secretary of the Treasury in the Fall of 2008 were Timothy Geithner and:

According to the PBS documentary Money, Power and Wall Street, one US financial institution or investment house refused to participate in the subprime mortgage derivative market because it felt the products were too risky and described them as ‘”toxic”. That financial institution/investment house was:

In Episode One of the PBS documentary Money, Power and Wall Street, the video identifies a federal agency that proposed regulation of the opaque and nontransparent derivative markets years before the financial crisis of 2007 – 2009. The agency’s attempts failed because of financial industry lobbying against it and the then Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan, publicly opposed regulation of the derivatives market. That federal agency was the:

Which of the following is NOT a core function listed in the NIST Framework for Improving Cybersecurity:

Someone who is not paid for performing duties is a(n)

Alfred has been working for Canyon, Inc. for 12 years, with regular positive performance reviews and promotions. Roger has only been working for Canyon for 3 years. Alfred also has more management qualifications. Yet when a management position is open, Alfred’s supervisor advises that Alfred should NOT be promoted to that position. His reason is that he has recently learned that Alfred regularly attends a Narcotics Anonymous support group. Although Alfred has been clean for 16 years, there is fear that he could relapse. What is true?

Boards of Directors of publicly traded companies frequently use lead independent directors.     Which of the following  is NOT usually a function or task of a lead independent director:

Which of the steps below is NOT a best practice to follow when selecting a computer cloud vendor or third party to store your data?

“Internal control over financial reporting” is a process designed to provide what type of assurance concerning the reliability of financial reporting and the preparation of financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles

 The Stone v. Ritter case held that Caremark liability could be appropriate where: