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Starbucks Baristas Join Trump in Supreme Court Fight Over Presidential Power

Learn why Starbucks baristas and Trump are aligned in a Supreme Court case challenging limits on the President’s power to remove agency officials.

Proprietary Trading Lawsuit Dismissal Left Regulatory Questions Unresolved

Discover what the My Forex Funds proprietary trading lawsuit means for regulatory oversight, compliance expectations, and future enforcement trends.

AWS Outage Exposes Internet Fragility, Global Cloud Dependencies

Discover what experts say the AWS outage reveals about concentration risk, and the cascading effects of localized cloud disruptions on global services.

Hackers Target Critical Infrastructure in a Series of Industrial Breaches

Dive into how hackers infiltrated Canada’s critical infrastructure and manipulated water, energy, and agriculture systems through exposed industrial controls.

UK Outsourcing Firm Fined £14 Million, Setting Standards for Multinational GCs

Learn why fines against a UK outsourcing firm show multinational GCs the necessity for risk-based testing, SOC accountability, and robust cybersecurity.

Energy Sector Faces Growing Cyber Threats From Hidden Internet Exposures

Read why energy firms face growing cyber threats from hidden internet exposures, unmonitored IPv6 assets, and blind spots in traditional security tools.

Understanding the Link Between Emojis and Compliance Risks

As emojis appear more often in lawsuits and investigations, compliance officers must address the growing link between emojis and compliance risks.

FINRA Expands GenAI Capabilities to Strengthen Oversight and Compliance

Discover how Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) advances its regulatory oversight through GenAI innovation, striking a balance between efficiency and strong governance, while fostering collaboration.

How a New Directive May Reshape OSHA Regulatory Framework

Read how a new OIRA (Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs) memo could dramatically alter OSHA rulemaking, emphasizing deregulatory speed and statutory precision.

First Circuit Decision Raises the Bar for National Bank Act Preemption

Read why the First Circuit’s Conti ruling makes it tougher for national banks to claim state laws on escrow interest are preempted by the National Bank Act.