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Latest News in Compliance

• July 26, 2024

  DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance

  Corporations are making their compliance programs more proactive amid an ongoing push from the Biden administration for firms to come forward with information as the U.S. Department of Justice prepares to roll out a pilot program to reward whistleblowers who alert prosecutors to significant corporate misconduct.

• July 26, 2024

  Apple Commits To White House Guidelines For Responsible AI

  Apple Inc. has signed onto the Biden administration's voluntary guidelines for "responsible" artificial intelligence innovation, joining the likes of Amazon.com Inc., Google LLC, Microsoft Corp. and a dozen other leading tech companies, the White House announced Friday.

• July 26, 2024

  FTX's Ryan Salame Asks To Delay Prison After Dog Attack

  Former FTX executive Ryan Salame on Friday asked a New York federal judge to delay his prison surrender date because he was recently mauled by a German shepherd and must undergo "urgent and necessary medical treatment and surgery."

• July 26, 2024

  Adobe Exec Called Cancel Fee Trap 'Heroin' For Co., Suit Says

  Adobe Inc. is so aware of the power, and financial benefits, of its allegedly hidden early termination fee for its most lucrative subscription plan that one executive described the fee as "a bit like heroin for Adobe," according to a newly unredacted complaint from the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.

• July 26, 2024

  ESPN, Fox, Hulu Oppose Bid To Block Sports Streaming JV

  Streaming service Fubo has told a New York federal court that ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery are teaming up with others to knock down its "sports-first streaming business," but what Fubo calls anticompetitive behavior, the trio of companies on the other side of a lawsuit call fair competition.

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