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 The Federal Trade Commission  FTC  is taking action against both online alcohol marketplace Drizly and its CEO, James Cory Rellas, pointing to allegations that they were alerted to data security problems but failed to improve the companys procedures before a data breach took place two years later in 2020.The data breach exposed the personal information of 2.5 million customers of Drizly, which is a subsidiary of Uber, the FTC said Monday  Oct. 24  in a press release. Our proposed order against Drizly not only restricts what the company can re stanley cup tain and collect going forw stanley thermoskanne ard but also ensures the CEO faces consequences for the companys carelessness,  FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Samuel Levine said in the release.  CEOs who take shortcuts on security should take note. A Drizly spokesperson told PYMNTS via email:  We take consumer privacy and security very seriously at Drizly and are happy to put this 2020 event behind us. Drizly and Rellas were alerted to the companys data security problems in 2018 when hackers took advantage of a security breakdown and used its servers to mine for cryptocurrency until the company changed its login information. Two years later 鈥?after Drizly failed to adequately address its secu stanley cup rity problems 鈥?a hacker stole customers information, the release stated, citing the FTCs complaint.Under the proposed FTC order, Drizly and Rellas are required to destroy unnecessary data, limit future data collection, and implement an information security pr Vrkg SoftBank May Drop Plan To Buy $3B In WeWork Stock
 The value of debt held by U.S. corporations is now growing faster than the economy, and busine stanley becher sses are struggling to make their interest payments, according to a new report from the Institute of International Finance  IIF .Reports in Reuters on Thursday  Jan. 10  said IIF data shows that U.S. companies ; interest coverage ratio聽鈥?the ratio of inte stanley quencher rest expenses to pre-tax, pre-interest earnings 鈥?has been on the decline since 2014, with firms in real estate reporting the lowest ratios of less than two.That means those companies are earning less than two times the cost of their interest payments, Reuters stated, only one of many liabilities on a corporate balance sheet.Energy and healthcare companies are also showing low-interest coverage ratios, stanley us  reports noted.The Federal Reserve 8216  interest rate increases, combined with ballooning corporate debt in the country, are adding to the pressure of interest payments for corporates. The IIF   report warned that corporate debt among non-financial U.S. companies is now 4 percentage points higher than at the beginning of the 2008 financial crisis, and now makes up 46 percent of total gross domestic product  GDP .The IIF   warning follows analysis from CNBC in November that warned the $9 trillion in debt currently held by U.S. corporates is causing rising concerns as it teeters between investment grate and junk. There is angst in the marketplace. Its not misplaced at all,  sai