Regulations

U.S. Regulators Fine Airbag Company For Non-Cooperation

Federal regulators are fining Takata, the Japanese airbag manufacturer, $14,000 a day for failing to respond “fully or truthfully” to […]

More sensors means more data, and more data means more – and different kinds of – evidence. And of course sensors can be…

A group of private investigators who allegedly plotted to hack into companies that were involved in litigation with clients has […]

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, has announced plans to launch a “financial free zone” later this […]

Anthem’s delay in letting customers know that it suffered a massive data breach “is causing unnecessary added worry,” ten U.S. […]

The record fine against chip maker Qualcomm is designed to “restore market competitiveness,” China’s antimonopoly regulator said this week. The […]

A firm contemplating a merger must consider the potential anti-competitive effects of the merger process itself, as well as those of the deal.

The EEOC has released its annual statistical summary of charges filed. The total number of charges filed is down from […]

In the latest twist in a case in the Southern District of Texas, defendant Sax & Company has withdrawn its […]

The FTC has concluded a settlement and consent order with Focus Education, LLC, the maker of the “Jungle Rangers” software […]