In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      Rethinking using IP address to enforce sanctions. (WSJ)  

·      The truth will set you free. (Bloomberg)

·      The most common types of corruption in South Africa.  (Business Tech)

·      House to look into Amazon safety practices.  (NYT)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      MarshMac UK sub garners Declination with Disgorgement. (WSJ)  

·      Corruption a worldwide crisis. (Aeon)

·      SEC threatens to delist Chinese company over audit failings.  (Insider)

·      ZTE whistleblower pens book on experience.  (CCI)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      CFPB want recidivist banks stripped of licenses. (NYT)

·      Coca-Cola scraps mandated diversity policy for outside law firms. (Bloomberg)

·      US sanctions regulators seek more funding.  (WSJ)

·      Hybrid work model requires new thinking.  (WaPo)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      Disney employees apparently speak for company. (NYT)

·      Corruption once again hamstringing Russian army.   (Jerusalem Post)

·      Trump more likely than not guilty of felony.  (WSJ)

·      Barclay’s in regulatory hot water again.  (Reuters)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      H-GAG says it can’t enforce its own COI rules. (Houston Chronicle)

·      London insurance firms caught up in bribery probe.   (Bloomberg)

·      Do you trust Google AI to review your medical records?  (WSJ)

·      Another 3M loss in military ear plugs litigation.  (Reuters)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      Microsoft whistleblower alleges years of bribe payments. (WSJ)

·      US and EU reach deal on data transfer.   (WSJ)

·      Clarence Thomas’ wife supports insurrection. Does he?  (WSJ)

·      Ericsson speak up increases.  (Fierce Wireless)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      EU once again takes lead in regulating big tech. (NYT)

·      Ex-Prosecutor says Trump committed felonies.   (WSJ)

·      Another SFO conviction tossed.  (MLex)

·      Franchisees can be employee.  (Reuters)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      Ericsson CEO, CFO sued over Iraqi bribery allegations. (Reuters)

·      Boeing head test pilot found not guilty.   (WSJ)

·      Feds claim $35MM In kickbacks to Roger Ng (Law360)

·      FirstEnergy ex-CEO and SVP orchestrated bribery scheme. (Reuters)

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In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

·      Why is Gotham City so corrupt? (MovieWeb)

·      SEC announces climate change risk disclosure regs.   (Kerrville Daily Times)

·      Anti-corruption judge from Guatemala resigns and flee country.  (NBC)

·      Sunny Balwani trial begins.  (WSJ)

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