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Regulation & Compliance: Page 343
As Online Sales Grow, States Look to Internet Cookies for Bite at More Tax Revenue
With internet sales now the norm, states are looking for ways to get a bite at more tax revenue. In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that bite will taste a lot like cookies - internet cookies. Under a new revenue directive, sales tax will now apply to certain out-of-state businesses who use internet cookies.
States Tell EPA They'll Fight Should U.S. Relax Vehicle Emissions Rules
More than a dozen state attorneys general wrote to the head of the Environmental Protection Agency vowing a legal fight to block regulators from easing vehicle-emissions standards, the latest broadside in a battle over the Trump administration's move to reopen a review of the regulations.
'Enforce' Safety Rules for Dangerous Goods Shipment
Regulations are on the books for safe shipment of containerized dangerous goods, advocacy group says, but compliance and enforcement often are lax.
Green Reporting Takes Root
As more investors link sustainability with alpha, they're pressing issuers for meaningful environmental and social disclosures.
E.U. Industry Sets Offshore Wind Targets
The governments of leading offshore wind markets, Germany, Belgium and Denmark joined industry leaders in signing a joint statement on boosting offshore wind development in Europe.
Opinion: Ohio Is Right to Sue Opioid Manufacturers
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine filed a lawsuit against five leading opioid painkiller manufacturers May 31, accusing them of misleadingly minimizing the real addiction risks associated with the powerful pills, thus triggering the nationwide epidemic of opioid addiction and death.
To Keep Crops From Rotting, Farmers Say They Need Trump to Let in More Temporary Workers
The sun hasn't cracked the horizon when Alfredo Betancourt and 19 of his countrymen line up behind a packing trailer, knives in hand, knee deep in dewy cauliflower plants.
Federal Regulators to Update Autonomous Vehicle Guidelines
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said the Trump administration is navigating slippery ground in trying to regulate autonomous-vehicle creation - saying federal regulators need to coordinate a "patchwork" of state rules attempting to govern a technology that is being developed so fast that the public can't understand it.
Here Are The Biggest Risks to Your Global Supply Chain
A new wave of protectionism is threatening the stability of global supply chains.
Automotive Supply Chains Will Need Post-Brexit Support, Research Group Says
The UK automotive industry has enjoyed a record year of production, but will need government support to boost domestic supply chains in order to maintain these levels post Brexit, according to a recent report.
CEOs Urge Restraint in NAFTA Renegotiation
As the Trump administration prepares to begin renegotiating NAFTA as early as August, executives of companies with global trade ties are lobbying the president to modernize rather than overhaul the agreement.
Shortage of Ethically Sourced Cobalt Causes Trouble for GE, Apple, Tesla
Major manufacturers like Tesla and General Electric are facing a severe shortage of ethically sourced cobalt, and the metal is expected to increase in demand by 500 percent, says OilPrice.com. Amazon, too, needs the metal for its Kindle, and other consumer electronics are contributing to the demand and resulting shortage of supply.
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