The Trump Administration’s FCC Tries to Roll Back Net Neutrality
How the Obama Administration established net neutrality, why the Trump administration wants to roll it back, and what you can do.
Read more...How the Obama Administration established net neutrality, why the Trump administration wants to roll it back, and what you can do.
Read more...TRNN interview with Celso Amorim on which priorities should prevail when intellectual property protection collides with public health.
Read more...So why is the Wall Street Journal years late in reporting on private equity self-dealng, and underplays its seriousness to boot?
Read more...Republicans use obscure 1996 law to roll back midnight rules. Federal courts are soon likely to consider its limits.
Read more...States such as Oklahoma and North Dakota lead the way in repressing protest over pipeline and fracking activities.
Read more...Over 2000 former SolarCity workers allege labor violations, like denying overtime pay and bathroom breaks, as well as shoddy installations.
Read more...The focus on FCPA violations continues the DoJ’s smoke and mirrors enforcement policy, ignoring more serious corporate crime.
Read more...Recidivist mortgage servicer Ocwen gets whacked by the officialdom yet again, showing how inadequate mortgage “reforms” under Obama were.
Read more...ISDS suits are increasingly getting financial backing from speculators like hedge funds.
Read more...California government bodies regularly thwart public requests for government documents. Write today to support a bill to curb those abuses.
Read more...More confirmation that Dodd-Frank was never intended to do more than make marginal changes in bank regulation to forestall real reform.
Read more...The UK government wants industrial policy reforms that are incompatible with EU rules. Those rules would apply save in a hard Brexit.
Read more...Depicting the gig economy as ‘sharing favours’ creates a parallel dimension, where chores are form of leisure, with no relation to ‘work’.
Read more...We’ve been neglecting Brexit due to Trump going uber hawkish and the resulting barrage of news stories to sort through. And another reason is that the noise to signal ratio got even higher in the British media around the time Brexit became official. Formal progress will be virtually nil till late May. The UK and […]
Read more...How the the new international economic architecture for trade, investment, & property rights hurt workers in advanced and developing economies
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