#regulatory-affairs

#regulatory-affairs

Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced declines in the first week of trading, with XRP showing a surprising gain.

The crypto market's performance is less influenced by political events than often believed.

Presidential debate lacked meaningful policy discussions, particularly on digital assets, indicating a need for candidates to address crypto's significance.

Cave's extensive banking regulatory experience will drive innovation and transparency in mortgage lending at Mr. Cooper.

Jes Staley is contesting a regulatory ban related to misleading connections with Jeffrey Epstein, claiming Barclays was aware of their relationship.

Musk's associates will access CFPB's sensitive human resources and financial information using provided laptops, but read-only access limits modification of data.

European operators oppose SpaceX's request to operate Starlink beyond radio frequency limits, citing potential hazards to terrestrial networks.

Twenty-five organizations oppose changes to CBRS, arguing they would undermine its intended low-power, small-cell purpose and disrupt various deployments.

Google's alternative proposal aims to mitigate potential harms from the DOJ's antitrust remedies which could impact consumer choice and innovation.

The Justice Department aims to force Google to sell its Chrome browser amid allegations of illegal monopolization.

Google's response to monopoly ruling proposes minor changes like less restrictive agreements with companies for its search engine placement.

Google plans to contest proposed remedies in court next year, arguing it harms consumers and stifles innovation.

The Justice Department seeks Google to divest Chrome to enhance online search competition.

Google proposes non-exclusive search partnerships to address antitrust issues instead of selling Chrome, arguing it protects consumer innovation.

The Open Cloud Coalition (OCC) seeks to enhance competition in the cloud sector with Google as a key member.

Utility companies are charging customers for luxury expenses and lobbying costs, exploiting loopholes in regulatory systems.