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Canada’s big bet on bricks, minerals, and power
Canada’s 2025 budget ties hundreds of billions in capital spending to housing, infrastructure, and critical minerals in a calculated gamble that industrial policy can deliver both resilience and growth.
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States scrutinize the risks behind BNPL
Consequences for compliance professionals include ensuring accurate and consistent reporting as well as aligning marketing claims with true practices.
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Revitalizing America’s markets at 250
As the US approaches its 250th anniversary, SEC chair Paul Atkins used a speech at the New York Stock Exchange to outline a significant shift in regulatory philosophy.
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British Columbia’s Premier David Eby on critical minerals, ESG, and sustainable growth
GRIP Senior Reporter Vlada Gurvich spoke with Premier David Eby about British Columbia’s Critical Minerals Strategy.
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A system under strain: Lawmakers probe the future of deposit insurance
The House Financial Services Committee has begun to reexamine the foundations of American deposit insurance, opening a debate that blends questions of data, technology, risk, and political appetite.
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Three faces of healthcare fraud: the billing practices that cost federal programs millions
Recent DOJ actions, including two Michigan pharmacy schemes and a nationwide wound care provider, show how different types of misconduct can thrive within the same reimbursement system.
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A federal reset for the hemp products market
A Senate agreement to restart federal operations also introduces a stringent framework for hemp-derived cannabinoid products, with significant implications for compliance teams across a $28-billion sector.
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Washington and Tokyo attempt to deepen cooperation
Commissioner Mark Uyeda’s remarks underscored both the depth of cooperation between the US and Japan and a widening debate over sustainability reporting standards.