The Chatter: The Chatter for Sunday, April 12

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Business Day |The Chatter for Sunday, April 12

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â€œHeartbleed is further evidence that we donâ€™t have our house in order when it comes to Internet security.â€

Edward Felten, a computer security expert at Princeton. A coding flaw called Heartbleed left websites including Yahoo, Google and Facebook vulnerable.

â€œWhile I realize that the prospect of facing a cut is painful, it will be far more painful if the Met were to cease to exist."

Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, in a letter to the union representing the chorus. The Met, worried about declining box office income and high labor costs, recently asked its unions to accept cuts of roughly 16 percent.

â€œThereâ€™s a lot of potential for whistle-blowers and justified worry for fraudsters.â€

Steven F. Grover, a lawyer who represents whistle-blowers who sue doctors and hospitals. Medicare released the most detailed data in its history on treatment decisions made by physicians and other practitioners.

A version of this list appears in print on April 13, 2014, on page BU2 of the New York edition.