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Community Bankers: Double Standard in Wells Fargo Scandal
The head of the Independent Community Bankers of America says that the recent fraud scandal involving the nation's…
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First Draft News Draws in News Outlets, Social Platforms
The journalism group First Draft News, which has until now represented startups focused on real-time news coverage, is…
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National Insurance Crime Bureau Tackles Flood-Damaged Vehicles
Last month’s flooding in Louisiana damaged thousands of cars. The National Insurance Crime Bureau wants to ensure none…
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How Do Corporate Sponsorships Affect Public Perception?
Recent research into the impact of corporate sponsorships on public perception suggests that the wrong collaboration can prove…
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Tech Giants Lay Groundwork for Artificial Intelligence Group
Employees of five of the tech world’s largest companies have been actively meeting to discuss the long-term financial…
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Are You Ready for the EU’s New Data Privacy Laws?
Data protection laws in the European Union forbid personal data of EU residents from being transferred to or…
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National Electrical Manufacturers Association’s Safety Guidelines
Natural disasters have struck the U.S. frequently in recent years, leaving devastation in their wake. The National Electrical…
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Retail’s Self-Checkout Problem Highlights Theft Challenges
A new study released by the University of Leicester finds that popular self-checkout devices give retailers big headaches…
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American Bar Association Strengthens Harassment Standards
On Monday, during the American Bar Association’s Annual Meeting, the ABA House of Delegates passed an amendment to bolster…
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Why Mental Health Experts Shouldn’t Discuss Donald Trump
The two APAs---the American Psychiatric Association and the American Psychological Association--are reminding practitioners that opinions on a person's…
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Two-Factor Authentication and the Problems With Perfect Security
You can do everything in your power to ensure your security is top of the line, but inevitably,…
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John Hinckley Jr.: How Groups Responded to the Insanity Defense
After would-be presidential assassin John Hinckley Jr. was found not guilty by reason of insanity, three of the…
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Ethics Codes Done Right: How to Avoid Antitrust Risk
Codes of ethics can serve an important role in establishing best practices and setting standards in a profession…
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Smoking in Films: MPAA Raises Speech Concerns in Battle
Should MPAA ratings be considered a form of free speech? The association thinks so, and it's pushing forth…
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Advertisers Group: Here’s Our Strategy to Boost Transparency
In a set of recommendations that follow up on a report critical of the lack of transparency in…
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World Anti-Doping Agency: Keep Russia Out of Olympics
In an unprecedented move that could keep the world's largest country from competing in Brazil next month, the…
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Online Lenders Alliance Promises to Watch for “Bad Actors”
A major trade group for the online lending industry announced last week that it would ramp up its…
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The People Side of Fraud Prevention
Most associations are pressured to contain costs. One important but often overlooked method to reduce expenses is to…
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Nursing Home Group Pushes Social Media Policies
A number of incidents involving nursing home employees who disrespected or mocked residents on social media have prompted…
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Robot Used in Dallas Police Shooting Raises Ethical Issues
The decision by Dallas police officers to use a robot to end the standoff with police shooter Micah…
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Why Telemedicine Is Making Major Progress Nationally
With HR departments starting to embrace the technology, telemedicine is on track to see massive growth in 2016.…
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New International Social Media Association Eyes Regulations
It’s easy to pass around photos and other intellectual property on social media websites, but is it right?…
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Are Noncompete Clauses Going Out of Style?
Recent actions in the northeastern U.S. suggest that momentum is growing against noncompete clauses, which critics argue unfairly…
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Talking Politics at Work Poses Risks to Employers and Employees
This election cycle seems to be sparking more office conflicts than previous campaigns, but talking politics at work is a…
