The Wheels Come Off Uber
Uber is over. But since many have money and reputations at stake, and Uber has cash to burn, it will take a while for that to be undeniable.
Read more...Uber is over. But since many have money and reputations at stake, and Uber has cash to burn, it will take a while for that to be undeniable.
Read more...An update on the Eurozone banking mess.
Read more...State probes of opioid manufacturers may loom large, especially if Trump’s Justice Department eschews targeting corporate crime.
Read more...Congressional Democrats file yet another emoluments clause lawsuit today; lack of standing will prevent assessing its claims on the merits.
Read more...Banks are champing at the bit to get Dodd Frank “reform,” when for many, the changes will actually increase their costs.
Read more...Trump and the Republicans are moving forward with deregulation plans that serve big bank bottom lines, not the broader economy.
Read more...Why Democratic voters need to turf out Senators who put the profits of drug companies above their constituents’ needs.
Read more...Facebook is finally getting some long overdue, serious pushback.
Read more...Accounting firms have specific reasons to be nervous about Sarbanes-Oxley, hence their eagerness to weaken it.
Read more...Failure to fill chairs at regulatory commissions is stymieing their activities, creating regulatory uncertainty and vexing business.
Read more...Obama administration lawyers parlay expertise into lucrative private sector positions, taking advantage of the free-swinging revolving door.
Read more...Pathetic pace of recall of vehicles with defective airbags shows the scant progress made since the first response to Unsafe at Any Speed.
Read more...Despite the high cost of financial crises, the world seems no closer to making needed reforms.
Read more...Interprets patent exhaustion doctrine to prevent patent holders from imposing use and sale restrictions; implicitly endorses repair.
Read more...What is the next SEC director of enforcement’s position on no admit/no deny settlements? Would targeting individuals increase accountability?
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