Governance/Regulation & Compliance

Dan Jaffe, group executive vice president of the Association of National Advertisers in Washington, D.C., discusses the push for national privacy laws, and the obstacles faced by the effort.

Defense lawyers say they are getting calls from PPP loan recipients who have been contacted by investigators or fear they may face charges.

Research shows "a pretty big disconnect" between U.S. and foreign boards of directors on the topic of corporate ESG policy.

A long-term view of employee privacy will be imperative for successful integration of AI into the workplace.

The new tool, TRACER, tracks virus-related updates from regulators of banking, securities, derivatives, and consumer protection.

While mergers and acquisitions were declining as the novel coronavirus spread across the globe, the CFIUS, which reviews transactions for national security concerns, is also impacted by the new working conditions.

While the federal government has whittled down some of the final regulations from the initial proposals, there is still potential for trouble for foreign investors under the 31 pages of final rules governing national security reviews by CFIUS of foreign investments in U.S. real estate, which take effect on Feb. 13.

Businesses navigating the California Consumer Privacy Act would like clarification as soon as possible on the proposed regulations the state's attorney general set out.