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WSJ : IRS Chief Once Spied on His Fellow Bank Execs

IRS Chief Frank Bisignano is facing allegations that he engaged in hi-tech spying on colleagues during his previous tenure at JPMorgan.

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The brief

IRS Chief Frank Bisignano is accused of spying on fellow bank executives and co-workers while employed at JPMorgan. Reports indicate this activity involved the hi-tech spying of emails.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, The Daily Beast, Magzter, and Newser emphasizes Bisignano's history at JPMorgan prior to leading the IRS. The Daily Beast specifically highlights the use of hi-tech methods to monitor emails.

Future developments depend on the response to these accusations regarding Bisignano's past conduct at the bank.

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Quick answers

Who is being accused of spying?

IRS Chief Frank Bisignano.

Where did the alleged spying take place?

At JPMorgan, where Bisignano previously worked.

What method was allegedly used for the spying?

According to The Daily Beast, hi-tech spying on emails was used.

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Frank Bisignano IRS JPMorgan Business Ethics

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