Federal and state regulators have reached a settlement with Lindsay Automotive Group, forcing the dealership network to return money to consumers and change how it prices and sells vehicles after years of alleged deceptive practices.
Poland’s financial sector is becoming more digital, more interconnected, and, as a result, more exposed. That’s what the 2025 cybersecurity report says, published by CSIRT KNF, which outlines a threat landscape that is not only growing, but shifting in ways that make it harder to contain.
France’s competition authority, the Autorité de la concurrence, has fined Nexans and Sonepar a combined €6.5 million after concluding the two groups maintained what it described as a de facto exclusive import arrangement for electrical cables across France’s overseas territories.
The Belgian Competition Authority is attempting to bring some much-needed clarity to a question that has lingered for years across boardrooms and compliance teams alike. How far can companies go in working together on sustainability before cooperation starts to look like coordination?
India’s insurance regulator has adjusted its focus on how products are presented and sold online, urging insurers to take a closer look at whether their digital platforms are steering customers in ways that may be misleading.
The White House has released a set of legislative recommendations outlining how Congress should approach artificial intelligence policy, offering a framework that spans child protection, economic infrastructure, intellectual property, and federal-state coordination. The March 2026 proposals stop short of introducing a single, overarching regulatory regime, instead setting out a series of targeted measures intended to guide AI development and oversight across sectors.
There’s nothing particularly new about trying to hide ownership on paper. What’s changing, according to the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, is how frequently, and how creatively, it’s being done.