Compliance
Even with the second wave past its peak, India is seeing well over 100,000 cases per day. Large gatherings and lenient restrictions are major factors,…
Five bipartisan bills introduced in the House on 6-11 would give regulators more power over big tech companies. They are an apparent reaction to a…
The anti-vaccination movement has proven to be more potent and extensive than most experts anticipated. It ranges from fantasy conspiracy mongers who claim the virus…
More than 40 years after Paraquat was called a “lung seeking poison” and “symbol of governmental malversation as emotionally charged as napalm was for an…
In the second agreed-upon test case in a mass tort matter involving more than 230,000 claims by military veterans, 3M Co has prevailed in a…
It was nearly impossible for smartphone users to keep their location data private, even with the settings Google ostensibly provided for that purpose, according to…
One of the hottest investment trends in the past year is the rise of special purpose acquisition companies, commonly called SPACs. SPACs are shell companies…
An AI application developed by former journalists in Ireland is being touted as an effective first read to flag potential defamation, says an article in…
Ransomware attacks aren’t spawned by lone wolves or wayward geeks. They are rather the end product of an organized business ecosystem, and it’s time the…
The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James announced last week that its investigation of Donald Trump “is no longer purely civil in nature,”…
