Following the murder of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, companies are increasing security measures amid heightened threats. A Texas man was arrested for emailing Capital One executives with threats, claiming he had already paid a disputed debt. While the man stated he didn't intend to harm anyone, the incident highlights the growing tension between corporations and customers.
Three weeks after the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, companies and executives are closely monitoring threats from customers and shoring up their security vulnerabilities. A Texas man was arrested Friday for allegedly threatening Capital One executives over email, in which he expressed frustration over a disputed debt.
But polling also shows that Americans trust business more than other institutions like the government, and people say they have high levels of trust for their own employers and CEOs, said Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, the senior associate dean for leadership studies at the Yale School of Management. “There is no surge of anti-corporate sentiment,” he said in an email. “The level of threats to executives is stabilised now back at normal levels of grievances.
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