Let The Whistleblowers Trade
Now that Dodd-Frank is law people are focusing on the details buried in it. This includes the broad new whistle-blowing provision for 10% to 30% . . .
Let The Whistleblowers Trade
Battling The Mistrust-Makers
When we leave our houses, cars, money, children and bodies in others’ hands we might worry whether they will be there when we return or . . .
Financial Reform That Isn’t
As Congress moves toward likely passage of the colossal Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, it’s worth reflecting that many of the bill’s . . .
Business Could Use A Friend
Lately, business could really use a friend. Regulatory panic has followed fresh on the heels of the financial meltdown. Grand political ideas that competing interest . . .
Blaming BP
As a sea of oil slops over sand, oysters and pelicans in the Gulf, it seems natural to blame the entity that made this happen– BP . . . .
Durbin regulations are aimed at your wallet
Late in the Senate’s proceedings on the financial regulatory reform bill, the Senate adopted – with no hearings and minimal debate – a controversial provision . . .
Will The Google-AdMob Merger ‘Leverage Google’s Dominance’?
News items continue to pile up suggesting that the FTC is likely to challenge Google’s acquisition of mobile application and website advertising provider, AdMob. See this . . .
The Dangers of Letting Someone Else Decide
I don’t think I suffer from any phobias (heck, I’m not even afraid of clowns, though some would argue that suggests a lack of prudence . . .
The New DOJ: Lessons Learned From the Ticketmaster Live Nation Decision
The Obama administration’s announcement yesterday to approve, with some modifications, the merger between Live Nation and Ticketmaster marked a fittingly undramatic end to what many . . .