1 PLN to EUR
1.00 PLN = .23 EUR
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PLN EUR Table
Quick conversion table showing conversion rates between PLN EUR pair.| PLN | EUR | EUR | PLN | ||
| 1 PLN | = | .23 EUR | 1 EUR | = | 4.29 PLN |
| 10 PLN | = | 2.33 EUR | 10 EUR | = | 42.94 PLN |
| 20 PLN | = | 4.65 EUR | 20 EUR | = | 85.87 PLN |
| 50 PLN | = | 11.63 EUR | 50 EUR | = | 214.69 PLN |
| 100 PLN | = | 23.26 EUR | 100 EUR | = | 429.37 PLN |
| 500 PLN | = | 116.30 EUR | 500 EUR | = | 2146.85 PLN |
| 1000 PLN | = | 232.60 EUR | 1000 EUR | = | 4293.70 PLN |
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- U.S. senator seeks SEC probe of Yahoo disclosure on hacking
[Reuters] - Democratic Senator Mark Warner on Monday asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Yahoo (YHOO.O) and its senior executives fulfilled obligations to inform investors and the public about a hacking attack affecting 500 million user accounts. "Disclosure is the foundation of federal securities laws, and public companies are required to disclose material events that shareholders should know about," Warner said in a letter to SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White. Yahoo has faced pointed questions about exactly when it knew about the 2014 cyber attack announced last week that exposed the email credentials of half a billion accounts, a critical issue for the company as it seeks to prevent the breach from affecting a pending takeover of its core business by Verizon Inc (VZ.N).
- U.S. senator seeks SEC probe of Yahoo disclosure on hacking
[Reuters] - Democratic Senator Mark Warner on Monday asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Yahoo (YHOO.O) and its senior executives fulfilled obligations to inform investors and the public about a hacking attack affecting 500 million user accounts. "Disclosure is the foundation of federal securities laws, and public companies are required to disclose material events that shareholders should know about," Warner said in a letter to SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White. Yahoo has faced pointed questions about exactly when it knew about the 2014 cyber attack announced last week that exposed the email credentials of half a billion accounts, a critical issue for the company as it seeks to prevent the breach from affecting a pending takeover of its core business by Verizon Inc (VZ.N).
- U.S. senator seeks SEC probe of Yahoo disclosure on hacking
[Reuters] - Democratic Senator Mark Warner on Monday asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Yahoo (YHOO.O) and its senior executives fulfilled obligations to inform investors and the public about a hacking attack affecting 500 million user accounts. "Disclosure is the foundation of federal securities laws, and public companies are required to disclose material events that shareholders should know about," Warner said in a letter to SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White. Yahoo has faced pointed questions about exactly when it knew about the 2014 cyber attack announced last week that exposed the email credentials of half a billion accounts, a critical issue for the company as it seeks to prevent the breach from affecting a pending takeover of its core business by Verizon Inc (VZ.N).
- U.S. senator seeks SEC probe of Yahoo disclosure on hacking
[Reuters] - Democratic Senator Mark Warner on Monday asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Yahoo and its senior executives fulfilled obligations to inform investors and the public about a hacking attack affecting 500 million user accounts. "Disclosure is the foundation of federal securities laws, and public companies are required to disclose material events that shareholders should know about," Warner said in a letter to SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White. Yahoo has faced pointed questions about exactly when it knew about the 2014 cyber attack announced last week that exposed the email credentials of half a billion accounts, a critical issue for the company as it seeks to prevent the breach from affecting a pending takeover of its core business by Verizon Inc.
- Senator who co-founded Nextel asks SEC to probe Yahoo's data breach disclosures
[at American City Business Journals] - U.S. Senator Mark Warner, who was a co-founder of Nextel and a startup investor, on Monday asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to look into whether Yahoo improperly withheld what it knew about a massive security breach that affected 500 million user accounts. “The public ought to know what senior executives at Yahoo knew of the breach, and when they knew it,” Warner, a Democratic Senator from Virginia, wrote in his letter to SEC chairwoman Mary Jo White. Sunnyvale-based Yahoo (YHOO) last week said it believes "a state-sponsored actor" was behind the 2014 hack.
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