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NLRB Won’t Push Union Poster Rule

Businesses are claiming an important victory in a case many see as decisive in their effort to curtail burdensome workplace […]

Privacy Advocates Create Code For In-Store Mobile Tracking

A group of privacy advocates, including Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), have issued a code of conduct for retailers tracking customer […]

The Most Controversial Regulations Of 2013

The Washington DC newspaper The Hill lists the ten most controversial regulations of the past year. Some are a done […]

U.S. In Pacific Trade Talks Pushing Corporate Agenda

Negotiations over a major trade agreement, the TransPacific Partnership (TPP) are said to be nearing completion, with the United States […]

New Ground Rules For EU Audit Reports

An agreement has been reached on legislation that would change the protocol for audit reports in EU member states. The […]

Enhanced Consumer Law Enforcement: Class Actions Often Follow

Consumer protection laws have never posed more risks and burdens for business. Enhanced enforcement…

FCC Proposes Ending Blackout Rule, NFL Plans To Oppose

The NFL, MLB, and National Association of Broadcasters have come out strongly against an FCC proposal to end the 40-year […]

Court Blocks Contraception Requirement For Religious Non-Profits

A district court judge issued a permanent injunction preventing the government from applying the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care […]

CFPB Foreshadows Regs In Preliminary Arbitration Clause Report

The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau has issued a preliminary report on the use of arbitration clauses in consumer contracts. Among […]

Companies To Help Draft Federal Facial Recognition Tech Guidelines

Facebook, Walmart, and other companies who plan to use facial-recognition technology are helping to draft a voluntary code of conduct […]

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