Regulation & Compliance

Ritholtz Wealth Management defies industry trends by expanding ownership to 29 employees, cementing its independence in an era of private equity deals.

Following a top wallet award, XBITU's new integration with Apple Pay and Google Pay could finally make spending your crypto as easy as using a credit card.

A major real-world study shows physician-led medical cannabis use improves pain, anxiety, and quality of life, adding key evidence to the field.

CIRM's new RAPID program aims to revolutionize genetic therapy, using scalable platforms to bring hope to millions with rare diseases who have no options.

Alberta’s innovative permit system is hailed as a model for Canada, but critics question if speed comes at a cost. See who else is fighting red tape.

Publicly-traded xTAO Inc. upgrades its infrastructure, securing a top spot in Bittensor's high-stakes decentralized AI ecosystem. What does this mean for the future?

The market for drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy is set to explode, fueled by new oral pills, expanded uses for heart and liver disease, and fierce competition.

Global operator VEON partners with MindBridge, ditching old methods for AI that analyzes 100% of financial data, setting a new standard for corporate integrity.

KRAKacquisition Corp's successful IPO signals renewed faith in SPACs and a strategic hunt for a major fintech or crypto target by its powerful backers.

With rents soaring and vacancies at a record low, a new federally-funded program offers free legal aid to empower New Brunswick's struggling renters.

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals raised nearly $95 million to fund its drug pipeline, but the move sent its stock plunging as investors weighed future promise against immediate dilution.

New data on Idorsia's lucerastat reveals potential to slow kidney decline in Fabry disease, offering a new path for an oral, genotype-independent therapy.

A new AI feature from Thoropass promises to end the manual nightmare of audit prep by automatically organizing evidence from any GRC system.

Eutelsat's canceled €550M deal with EQT raises debt concerns but also points to a stronger long-term strategy and a cooling M&A market for infrastructure.

Parsons Behle & Latimer attorney Connie Rogers receives AEMA's top award for her pioneering work in regulatory law and bridging indigenous relations.

WXIA-TV's 'Help That Harms' investigation won a duPont-Columbia Award for exposing how families were wrongly accused of abuse, leading to landmark legal reforms.

Everest Group recognizes Neutrinos, signaling a shift in insurance toward AI-native platforms that orchestrate entire operations, not just single tasks.

A private intelligence firm expands its services, offering proactive protection and post-breach recovery for a new era of sophisticated digital threats.

iManage's AI assistant now searches entire firm databases, providing verifiable, contextual answers to natural-language questions from legal professionals.

The Utah-based firm was named a Modern Healthcare Best in Business company for its AI platform that moves pharmacy benefits from reactive reporting to real-time action.