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investigators cite flawed intelligence, outdated imagery and AI reliance
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Attacks in Saudi Arabia prompt finance firms to let staff work from home to protect employee safety

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Reuters reported, citing sources, that attacks in Saudi Arabia have prompted finance firms to let employees working in the country work from home. The decision was made in response to recent developments to help ensure staff safety.

The announcement gave no details about the nature of the attacks, possible damage or which financial firms were involved. The measure reflects financial institutions’ immediate response to the security situation in Saudi Arabia.

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