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Business News

Regulations and Taxes: What’s in Store for 2021

The recent elections in the United States may signal a changing of the guard in terms of regulations and taxes. Read more to find out which type of investments are likely to benefit from the incoming administration.

By Andrew Hecht

Tech

How Regulatory Frameworks Drive Technological Innovations

By Pui Ki

Business News

The Reckoning Is Coming: Why the U.S. and Other Countries Might Start Regulating Big Tech

By nathan hurst

Business News

Will COVID-19 Permanently Change Business Rules and Regulations?

By Jason Feifer

Thought Leaders

Avoid These 4 Workplace Disasters Before You Make Headlines

Contrary to popular belief, not all press is good press.

By Mike Kappel

Business News

Why Entrepreneurs Should Be More Worried About Uber Than AB5

Small-business owners have much more to lose when it comes to California's confusing law change.

By Bruce Willey

Business Accounting

The 12 Tax Days of Christmas: Day 7

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has allowed for amazing auto deductions from now until 2023.

By Mark Kohler

Business News

Tech Entrepreneurs to Face More Regulatory Scrutiny in 2020

New Year, new obstacles for today's innovators.

By Aimee Tariq

Business News

Yes, AI Can Make Company Websites Accessible to All

Three takeaways from sitting down with accessiBe CEO Shir Ekerling.

By Jennifer Spencer

Business News

Now Is the Time to Future-Proof Your Data Privacy

Safeguarding has always been a must, but it's a legal obligation too.

By Jennifer Spencer

Business News

British Airways Fined $229 Million for 2018 Data Breach

The fine is the largest ICO has levied against a company, far outweighing the £500,000 Facebook had to pay for the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

By Adam Smith

Business News

The U.K. Is Trying to Regulate the Internet: Here’s What It Means

The Online Harms White Paper could be a litmus test for tech regulation in the U.S., as the U.K. government attempts to balance oversight with modern web freedoms.

By Adam Smith

Business News

Europe’s Article 13 Copyright Rule Is a Transatlantic Trade War

Europe's Article 13 copyright rule is a finger in the eye to a set of American tech companies with which Europe has long been struggling.

By Sascha Segan

Business News

Google Fined $1.7 Billion Over a 3rd Breach of EU Antitrust Rules in 3 Years

European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said the latest fine was for 'illegal practices in search advertising brokering to cement its dominant market position.'

By Jake Kanter and Isobel Asher Hamilton

Business News

France Fines Google $57 Million Over Data Transparency

The country claims Google violated the GDPR with opaque policies.

By Jon Fingas

Tech

Your Data Is Useless If You Don’t Have a Management Strategy

Data is mostly a raw material. You need a strategy to make something out of it.

By Roi Avinoam

Thought Leaders

When Entrepreneurs Post Impulsively, Their Companies Pay the Price. Should Their Social Media Be Regulated?

We're looking at you, Elon Musk and Brandon Truaxe.

By Hayden Field

Building a Business

Level up Your Operations With Win-Win Vendor Relationships

No company delivers quality goods on time without a strong, smooth-running supplier network. Building profitable relationships with vendors ensures long-term success.

By Dipti Parmar

Business Accounting

UN Warns Climate Change May Doom Us, but Nobel Committee Suggests Taxing Pollution Might Save Us

The latest and most pessimistic warning about climate catastrophe came the same day as the Nobel Prize committee honored two economists for their work exploring potential solutions.

By Peter Page

Business Accounting

Blockchain Geopolitics: Is It East vs. West or Is It Large Countries vs. Small?

While some countries are restricting blockchain projects, others are actively recruiting them.

By David Niki

Business News

Lab-Grown Meat and Other Substitutes Can’t Be Labeled as Meat, Missouri State Rules

Apparently 'shopper confusion' is to blame for the new marketing regulation.

By Rachel England

Marketing

A Former Spam King Reflects on 15 Years in Email Marketing

Complain about regulation all you want but a single set of rules is fundamental to making an industry grow.

By Scott Richter

Business Operations & Logistics

Google Gets a Record Fine and Chance the Rapper Now Owns a News Site! 3 Things to Know Today.

Stay in the know in 60 seconds.

By Stephen J. Bronner

Business News

EU Fines Google $5.1 Billion for Abuse of Power

Google's Android deals with smartphone manufacturers demanded they use Google's search bar and Chrome browser by default. According to European officials that breaks antitrust laws.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Uber Won Its License Back in London

But, Uber isn't out of the woods: The license lasts only 15 months, and Uber has to meet conditions from London's regulator.

By Shona Ghosh

Entrepreneurs

Elon Musk Explains Why He’s Still Sleeping on the Tesla Factory Floor

The Tesla founder and CEO gives people a peek behind the curtain in a new interview.

By Nina Zipkin

Online Presence

Facebook’s Data Scandal and Europe’s New Data Privacy Rule Have Massive Implications for U.S. Entrepreneurs

Facebook's accelerating fall from grace comes just as the EU is implementing what is likely to be the global gold standard for data regulation.

By Arndt Groth

Business News

If the Feds Don’t Act, Expect More Autonomous Car Accidents

The death of Elaine Herzberg after a collision with an Uber self-driving car could hinder autonomous vehicle development, but it might also force much-needed federal regulation.

By Doug Newcomb

Business News

Craiglist Blocks Personal Ads to Protest Anti Sex-Trafficking Law

It wants to bring them back 'some day,' but can't under the current legal regime.

By Daniel Cooper

Business News

The Inventor of the World Wide Web Says It’s Out of Control and Needs to Be Regulated

In an open letter, Tim Berners-Lee raised the question over whether internet companies can effectively police themselves.

By Michael Kan