Mara Lemos Stein

Risk and governance reporter @WSJ. Opinions all mine. Prone to unsolicited interjecting. Just got here - too late?

[WSJ Politics @WSJPolitics]

The U.K.’s privacy watchdog on Thursday fined Facebook £500,000 ($569,700) for allowing illicit access to users’ data by the political-data firm Cambridge Analytica—and said it would have handed the social network a bigger fine if it could have. https://t.co/UAvznRHUQW

[Luciana Magalhaes @Lucimagalhaess]

Brazil is about to join an expanding group of nations electing anti-establishment leaders, as voters grow frustrated with corruption and slow growth https://t.co/3G95LB8SIf via @WSJ

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

Brazil’s Bolsonaro’s son shows off the family’s core values https://t.co/VJKtEjagE7 via @BW

[Poynter @Poynter]

"I don’t ever again want a cute little girl in pigtails to look up at me and say, 'We hate you.'" https://t.co/C34xbNXMFM

[Thomas Fox @tfoxlaw]

U.K. Companies Need to Improve Reporting, Regulator Says https://t.co/TqZRqIAtly via @WSJ

[Thomas Fox @tfoxlaw]

U.K. Companies Sharpen Viability Disclosures https://t.co/bdAKbpbj9H via @WSJ

[Ashley Feinberg (ashleyfeinberg.bsky.social) @ashleyfeinberg]

my guess is, like the Soros one, we'll talk about this for maybe a few hours, whereas if these were being found at conservative houses we'd be subjected to weeks of pundits chastising the left

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

Oh meu Brasil brasileiro...#BrazilElections

[Simon Romero @viaSimonRomero]

The squadron of ex-military men behind Bolsonaro's rise in Brazil https://t.co/fBs1m2Hu4Y

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

The FRC reviewed 100 annual reports and found some progress on viability reporting #corpgov https://t.co/ftKppiJyEc via @WSJ

[Ron Carucci @RonCarucci]

Considering an excuse to compromise? It could land you in prison. I spoke with @RichardBistrong:
#leadership #ethics #corruption #management #executive
https://t.co/2eOzO5DDR5

[Kieran Beer @KieranBeer]

Bill Browder, U.K. investor pursuing banks for laundering dirty money from Russia, says he has evidence $405 million in suspicious funds flowed into accounts at Nordea Bank Abp. https://t.co/JelgXVrAPi

[Paula Loop @paula_loop]

The transition from board director to #CEO may not be a simplistic process; it takes work: https://t.co/RIuOQTVV5H

[Kieran Beer @KieranBeer]

WSJ's Sam Rubenfeld asks if the recent SAR leaks will having a chilling effect on financial institutions reporting suspicious activity. Full disclosure: I'm quoted at the end. #AML https://t.co/yl6REb7c0j

[WSJ Business News @WSJbusiness]

U.S. steelmakers pushed to impose tariffs earlier this year and then successfully got other tariffs removed from the latest duties list https://t.co/pE8lwUADM9 via @intipach @JoshZumbrun

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

@LettersOfNote the link to buy tkts not working

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

The state treasurers of Rhode Island, Illinois and Pennsylvania joined a shareholder proposal by Trillium Asset Management seeking Mark Zuckerberg’s removal as chairman of Facebook #corpgov https://t.co/StUAJYI3pC via @WSJ

[Thomas Fox @tfoxlaw]

U.S. Puts Sanctions on Iraq-Based Money-Service Business https://t.co/txcJksEdzv via @WSJ

[Manuela Andreoni @manuelaandreoni]

Business people are paying for anti-PT Whatsapp campaigns - which amounts to illegal electoral donations. We finally begin to understand what's behind this Whatsapp craziness in Brazil. https://t.co/qao9Ct5LV7

[Mara Lemos Stein @LikelyMara]

"With more than 63,000 violent deaths last year alone, the number of Brazilians murdered in 2017 outstrips U.S. combat deaths for the entire Vietnam War." This,
and disgust for PT's taint of #corruption explain the rise of Bolsonaro, I gathered during my #Brazil visit last week.

[Brazil Charlab @scharlab]

★ Insight Report of the Week—"Brazil's military poised to amass power after three-decade wait", by @bruceecurb @rachelgamarski & Gabriel Shinohara | @bpolitics https://t.co/6ROD1nbZrI

[The ACFE @TheACFE]

Naming of Jailed Banker’s Wife Sends Warning as U.K. Fights Money Laundering - @WSJ https://t.co/Se2BoSCgyX #fraudnewsACFE #moneylaundering