The mistake was too obvious; the solution was not. Something or someone seemed to be methodically draining client accounts, threatening the security, the very survival of two conglomerates: Maxwell, the largest marketing firm in the US, and Kingston & Hayes, the Wall Street giant that admitted the mistake was theirs.
Why had it happened? And even more, could the process be stopped?
The answers were there, in the loose ends of a nicely folded lie.
Coming Soon: A Tapestry of Loose Ends
The mistake was too obvious; the solution was not. Something or someone seemed to be methodically draining client accounts, threatening the security, the very survival of two conglomerates: Maxwell, the largest marketing firm in the US, and Kingston & Hayes, the Wall Street giant that admitted the mistake was theirs.
Why had it happened? And even more, could the process be stopped?
The answers were there, in the loose ends of a nicely folded lie.
Coming Soon: A Tapestry of Loose Ends