Expeditors dismisses legal threat, but plaintiff strikes back
A long-standing CEO hastily retiring, as disclosed on 19 February and other key executives expected ...
It was one of those eventful weeks for Expeditors International: first off, it has been dealing with a targeted cyber-attack that means the 3PL will have to foot a heavy bill, as it acknowledged in an 8-K SEC filing yesterday.
And “temporary hit” may not apply, as it noted: “We are incurring expenses relating to the cyber-attack to investigate and remediate this matter and expect to continue to incur expenses of this nature in the future.”
If it happened to best-in-class Expeditors, ...
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