CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger described FY 2019 initiatives to coordinate efforts between the CFPB and state agencies to strengthen consumer protection.
The New York State Supreme Court dismissed state claims against ExxonMobil Corporation for misleading investors on potential costs related to climate change risk.
The California-based technology company settled potential civil liability for dealing in the property or interests of a software company designated by OFAC for being a "significant" foreign narcotics trafficker.
The CFPB adopted a final rule designed to provide relief to smaller firms by extending the temporary reporting data threshold under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.
The House Financial Services Committee Task Force on Artificial Intelligence considered proposed legislation on the regulation of "cloud" service providers.
The California Attorney General proposed draft regulations to the soon-to-be effective California Consumer Privacy Act. The proposed regulations provide clarity on the collection and use of personal data by businesses and organizations.
The SEC charged the former CEO and president of a Nasdaq-traded security technology company and three other individuals in a fraudulent broker bribery scheme. The DOJ filed charges against one of the individuals in a parallel action.
