Quite often, we knew of a threat somewhere out in the world, somewhere out in the field. Either the agency had it or the Bureau had it but the FAA did not.

This is really criminalizing well-intentioned, honest mistakes, and singling out — I think unfairly — the one company that up front admitted its mistakes early on,

It will be one of the nicest buildings in the state. Our expectation was that after we are handed the keys to the front door, it would take 36 to 37 months to finish the...

This move is about efficiency and growth, as well as a preference for us to be the sole tenant in a state-of-the-art property. Our organization has grown by acquisition, particularly our [credit] card business, and...

She was very aggressive and outspoken with clients and opposing counsel. She had a certain extensive security expertise, which ordinarily would require a high degree of discretion. So I was surprised this egregious conduct has...

It’s to find out what went wrong and fix it.

not justified, not necessary, and not in the best interests of aviation safety.

We want a red light or a green light from the government … We shouldn’t be relying on private companies and the airlines to authenticate background checks.

We don’t believe any evidence exists of willful and criminal behavior. We intend to defend ourselves against any criminal charges vigorously.

Why us? Why now? Why not the FAA and ValuJet?

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