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Reports that Equifax's chief information officer along with their chief security officer were retiring should alleviate few concerns and not divert scrutiny from the company's risk governance standards. While this is not the largest data breach in history, it is quite possibly the most damaging.

debate highlights the challenges of rolling out a new technology that does not fit neatly into an existing regulatory framework.

Ex-restaurateur linked to NYPD probe gets five years for Ponzi scheme, Florida nursing home where 8 died cited for poor care, dubious billing

In an unusual move, the FTC announced Thursday it had launched a probe into the Equifax data breach, turning up the heat on the credit bureau after it revealed that data on 143 million Americans had been hacked.

virtually all diesel cars emitted far more toxic fumes than in official laboratory based tests

US Sues Former Deutsche Bank Executive For Securities Fraud, medical centers in Midlands to pay govt $2 M

Frankfurt Auto Show May Perform Last Rites For Diesel

Trump meeting with Malaysian prime minister under scrutiny, Regulator summons Standard Chartered over bribery allegations

Lance Armstrong federal trial delayed until 2018, Whistle-Blower Says He Told of Rio Olympics Corruption Years Ago

automakers to obtain exemptions to deploy up to 25,000 vehicles without meeting existing auto safety standards

Estate Of Diana Mariani-Stepan To Receive $2.249 Million In Whistleblower Case

Madoff trustee recoups $687 million in biggest settlement since 2011

Bitcoin Tumbles as PBOC Declares Initial Coin Offerings Illegal

As patent litigators look for more clarity as to what the impact of TC Heartland, judges are delivering. On Friday Aug. 11, 2017, a Delaware federal court ruled that Apple Inc. may not move an infringement suit out of the district, because its Delaware retail store qualifies as "an established place of business."

responding to automakers' calls for elimination of legal barriers to putting autonomous vehicles on the road

Financial advisor charged with Ponzi scheme

Fiat Chrysler maintains the vehicles do not contain a defect and comply with federal safety requirements.

Russian Bombardier employee pleads not guilty to aggravated bribery

VW used software to cheat U.S. diesel emission tests highlighted the laxness of the EU's own tests prompting reforms.

Fraud on Program for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Settles for Approximately $2 M