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FEOC Rules and Clean Energy Compliance Under the OBBBA

Discover why clean energy developers face heightened FEOC legal risk and compliance challenges under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s new rules.

Tracking Money Flow Through Crypto Platforms in “Pig Butchering” Scams

Read why money flows through crypto platforms has become key to disrupting “pig butchering” scams and recovering stolen assets worldwide.

Managing Legal and Insurance Risks When Using AI in Hiring

Learn more about how employers face new regulatory, discrimination, and insurance challenges as the use of AI in hiring expands.

Understanding the Ethical Risks of AI: How Delegation Can Encourage Dishonest Behavior

New research reveals that the ethical risks of AI include increasing dishonesty when employees delegate tasks to machines, raising governance concerns.

Strengthening Oversight of Tax-Exempt Hospitals: Calls for Clarity and Compliance

A new report urges tighter IRS oversight and clearer guidance for tax-exempt hospitals under §501(c)(3) and Affordable Care Act (ACA) community benefit rules.

A Regulatory Crossroads with Fusion Energy and US Innovation and Compliance

The Department of Energy and a bipartisan commission call for bold public-private partnerships to advance fusion energy while compliance leaders face complex regulatory shifts.

Consumer Product Safety Commission Turns to AI for Proactive Oversight

Discover how the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) plans to use AI and predictive analytics to detect risks earlier, reshaping compliance expectations.

Navigating State-Federal Tensions in Labor Regulation: California’s AB 288 Expands PERB Authority

Learn how California’s AB 288 reshapes labor regulation by empowering the state Public Employee Relations Board (PERB) to act when the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is stalled, testing the limits of federal preemption.

EU Regulators Tighten Oversight of Stablecoins and Crypto Markets

Learn why the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) warns that stablecoins pose systemic risks and urges coordinated EU enforcement and enhanced prudential oversight.

Ford, Other Car Manufacturers, On Trial For Cheating Emissions Tests

Read why Ford and other automakers face a £6bn emissions cheating lawsuit in the UK over alleged use of defeat devices to mislead diesel vehicle buyers.

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