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The Royal Bank of Scotland, 81-percent owned by the British government following a financial crisis bailout, said it has set […]
The FCC is considering a hybrid approach to the net neutrality issue, by bisecting the Internet ecosystem into “wholesale” and […]
More than 6,000 semi-nude performers were improperly classified as independent contractors, Nevada’s Supreme Court ruled last week, and Sapphire Gentleman’s […]
A federal court ruling will keep the Ohio Elections Commission from enforcing a controversial state law that bans lying in […]
The SEC’s administrative proceedings – which never once ruled against the SEC between September 2013 and September 2014 – violate […]
Stephen Stroup of DrinkerBiddle writes that SEC Chair Mary Jo White is touting the commission’s new attitude, which has resulted […]
Companies are advised to consider how they might benefit from using drones, and to weigh in on the FAA’s rule making process that is going to set the rules for their use.
Earlier this year, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld a district court’s denial of the American Meat […]
The FCC cracked down on two jointly-owned firms that failed to properly protect users’ personal information, fining them $10 million […]
A Silicon Valley company will pay a total of $43,000 in back pay and penalties, for wage-and-hour violations that a […]
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