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Champagne Spearheads EU Brand War

“Champagne is fighting this battle in Europe, and they seem to be winning,” said Bernard O’Connor, a managing partner at […]

The Two Biggest “Darknet” Markets Are Shut Down

The FBI and Interpol have taken down what Data Breach Today calls the two largest remaining “darknet marketplaces.” The sites […]

The New ISO Anti-Bribery Standard

Ensuring compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and similar laws from foreign jurisdictions (e.g. the UK’s Bribery Act) is […]

How Climate Change Will Upend Employment

The effects of climate change on such things as wildlife, water and food, migration patterns…

British PM Calls For Cyber Security After Terror Attack

In the wake of the third deadly terrorist attack in Britain within the last three months, Prime Minister Theresa May […]

Et Tu, Harley? A Factory Is Headed For Thailand

Harley-Davidson, long considered a stalwart of American nuts-and-bolts manufacturing, is setting up an assembly plant in Bangkok. The Wisconsin-based company […]

Assange Rape Charges Dropped

Swedish prosecutors last week decided to drop their seven-year investigation into rape allegations levied against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. That […]

Facebook Hit With $122M Fine By EU

The European Union has fined Facebook 110 million euros, or about $122 million, for giving misleading statements during the social […]

Extraterritoriality And The Lanham Act

Recent decisions by the Fourth and Ninth Circuits on issues of extraterritoriality could have a significant impact on Lanham Act […]

Business Method Patents Finding Haven In Japan

In recent years Japan has gone from being one of the most difficult jurisdictions in which to get a software […]

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