Trump’s IRS boss spied on colleagues’ emails when he worked at JPMorgan: report
- Trump’s IRS chief Frank Bisignano allegedly abused his authority while working at JPMorgan Chase and spied on colleagues’ emails, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
- Bisignano, who was co-chief operating officer of JPMorgan from 2012 until 2013, allegedly directed his security staff to snoop into the emails of fellow executives and access internal communications without an apparent business justification.
- Bisignano denied the allegations in an interview with CNBC Tuesday, calling the Journal report “really bad journalism for political reasons.
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- Trump’s IRS chief Frank Bisignano allegedly abused his authority while working at JPMorgan Chase and spied on colleagues’ emails, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
- Bisignano, who was co-chief operating officer of JPMorgan from 2012 until 2013, allegedly directed his security staff to snoop into the emails of fellow executives and access internal communications without an apparent business justification.
- Bisignano denied the allegations in an interview with CNBC Tuesday, calling the Journal report “really bad journalism for political reasons.
Sources: The Independent