The U.S. audit watchdog sanctioned three firms and four audit professionals from KPMG’s global network for alleged misconduct such as failing to cooperate with an inspection and cheating on training exams. The Public Company Accounting…
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX, whose recent collapse has led to questions about lacking regulatory oversight, has hired a fitting team to help untangle the mess: former senior U.S. regulators.In its first hearing in Delaware bankruptcy court…
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against the founder and three U.S. promoters of Trade Coin Club, alleging the crypto-trading membership club operated as a Ponzi scheme that raised 82,000 bitcoins,…
Russian-speaking hackers temporarily disrupted websites for several U.S. airports this week—and claimed they interfered with computing infrastructure at
JPMorgan Chase
& Co.—in low-level attacks that don’t…
A newly operative U.S. law is imposing major hurdles on the importation of goods from China’s Xinjiang region, the home of China’s Uyghur people and other minority groups. The new law, though criticized by China as being based on “vicious…
More marketers are taking notice of California’s data privacy laws after the state said last month that cosmetics retailer Sephora had agreed to pay $1.2 million in penalties for alleged violations related to its targeted…
A cyberattack on
InterContinental Hotels
Group PLC disrupted business at franchisees this month, leaving a trail of angry customers, lost income and a class-action lawsuit.IHG, which has 17 brands of hotels…
Visa Inc.,
Mastercard Inc.
and American Express Co. should begin tracking gun sales and flagging suspicious purchases to law enforcement, similar to how financial…