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Tracking 101, And Why Computer Privacy Protection Can Be Illegal

Common security housekeeping practices, like “clearing cookies,” can be a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, because while […]

Sixteen Quick Takes On Dodd-Frank

Three years in, how is the law working? Experts opine from across the political spectrum…

Harsher Penalties For Insider Trading

Two recent appeals court decisions are consistent with a clear trend.

“Distributed Microgrids” Might Save Us

Reference to the zombie apocalypse in this post from the Rocky Mountain Institute is tongue in cheek, but the message […]

Rolls Royce, Maker Of Jet Engines, Working On A Sail Freighter

With its stock up 39 percent in the last year, Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc, in partnership with B9 Shipping of Larne, […]

The New Regs Report From The EPA

The new regulations previewed in the administration’s recent biannual report cover “everything from pollution runoff from military ships to landfill […]

Questioning An Unsustainable Relic In U.S. Healthcare

Commentator Ross Douthat writing in the New York Times makes the case that the compromise resulting in Obamacare included an […]

Warren And Bill And Climate Change

Buffet and Gates do good things when they team up, says…


Is It Time For A Carbon Tax?

Two experts square off in a point-counterpoint.

Debarment From Government Contracts

The government may suspend a contractor based upon “adequate evidence” that it has engaged in certain misconduct. The suspension continues […]

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