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Arizona's AG described the arrangement as “old‑fashioned price‑fixing using new technology."
A panel of experts at this year's City Week event in London discussed ambitions and plans to institutionalize the tokenization of real-world assets, and the work that was needed to achieve this goal.
The change comes a few weeks after the SEC ended its own “no-deny” policy.
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Hungary’s post-election transition illustrates a broader lesson: Countries can isolate themselves far faster than they can rebuild the trust and confidence required to fully reintegrate into international financial systems.
Assistant AG Shumate says his new directive is in response to the “rise in fraudulent schemes” targeting federal benefits programs, such as Medicaid.
A demand to turn over a clinical-level data mandate in less than a week has roiled the sector, raising alarms about access to 340B discounts and the future of the safety net program.
Authors of a new survey say their findings underscore the growing role that insurance practices play in shaping Americans’ access to care and financial stability.
The guidance demonstrates how therapy sponsors can build on existing science to reduce redundant testing and accelerate treatments.
Financial regulator moves to address long-standing concerns as clubs struggle for sponsorship.
New federal rule pegs Medicaid eligibility to monthly work reporting, triggering major changes for states and warnings from advocates about potential coverage losses.
New framework requires digital services providers to pre-install online safety features into their services from the start, and work closely with parents and children to enhance digital literacy.
The directive created an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse and called for voluntary government early access to the most capable models.
Key components of the plan include enhancing clarity around the standards and safeguards required for developing and using AI technology, and giving people more control over how AI processes and uses their personal data.
Although the MoU is not legally binding, it creates the blueprint for crossborder coordination in supervising and sharing information about stablecoin activities.
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