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Latest News in Compliance

• March 12, 2026

  EU Antitrust Officials Targeting 'Entire AI Stack'

  The European Union's top antitrust official said Thursday that bloc enforcers are casting a wide net as they look at the ways artificial intelligence companies may try to anticompetitively boost themselves over rivals, including underlying training models and needed power and cloud computing infrastructure.

• March 12, 2026

  BREAKING: Jury Reaches $15M Verdict In Fluor Fraud Case

  A South Carolina federal jury rejected claims from former Fluor Corp. employees that the company submitted false claims to secure bonus payments under a U.S. military contract in Afghanistan, but found that Fluor failed to comply with property-management obligations by $15 million.

• March 12, 2026

  Charter Bus Co. Settles With Environmental Group Over Idling

  The Conservation Law Foundation said Thursday it has reached a tentative agreement to end a long-running lawsuit against bus operator Academy Express over what the foundation alleged were excessive idling at stops.

• March 12, 2026

  What The CFTC's Event Contracts Amicus Brief Is Missing

  The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's recent amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit's North American Derivatives Exchange v. Nevada case declines to define the boundary between swaps and wagers, leaving market participants, exchanges and intermediaries operating within a regulatory framework whose boundaries remain undrawn, says Tamara de Silva at De Silva Law Offices.

• March 12, 2026

  Trip.com, Execs Downplayed China Monopoly Risks, Suit Says

  One-stop travel service provider Trip.com and its executives "recklessly understated" to shareholders the risks of their business activities running afoul of China's antimonopoly laws, according to a new proposed class action in New York federal court.

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