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A recent report from the GAO warns that vulnerabilities in national electrical distribution systems are not being addressed, and the results of a cyber attack on those systems could be dire.
A report from a Swiss cybersecurity firm reveals new information about what may have been the most extensive hack to […]
Recent posts from major law firms in the U.S., the UK and New Zealand issue similar warnings: Climate change litigation […]
With government failing to act or denying a problem exists, major players in the private sector are taking the lead […]
This article summarizes the essential role of inter-company agreements in transfer pricing compliance. Transfer pricing relates to the charges made […]
The Diplomatic Security Service of the U.S. State Department is offering a reward of up to $10 million “for information […]
Companies that operate overseas need to be acutely aware of U.S. statutes that impact their operations in those foreign jurisdictions. […]
Backdoor malware is being surreptitiously installed on the networks of foreign companies operating in China. It comes with government-mandated tax […]
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by Cargill and a U.S. subsidiary of Swiss-based Nestle SA, over […]
Plaintiff California Department of Fair Employment and Housing alleges an unnamed engineer, whom it identifies as a Dalit, suffered repeated acts of discrimination, including lower pay and fewer opportunities, at the hands of two supervising engineers.
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