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Mississippi AG Preps Antitrust Suit Against Google

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The Mississippi Attorney General (AG) revealed that his office is preparing an antitrust case against Google , accusing the tech giant of controlling a “pipeline” of data. “We We attorneys general have authority under consumer protection acts to do both,” said Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood, according to CNBC , on Monday (March 18).

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A further update on state AG/regulator lawsuits using Dodd-Frank authority

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Mishkin Below is an update on the lawsuits we have been following that state attorneys general and a state regulator have brought using their Dodd-Frank enforcement authority. Mississippi. In May 2014, the Mississippi AG filed a lawsuit against Experian in Mississippi state court alleging widespread federal and state law violations.

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Caesars Puts Stake In Online Betting Co DraftKings

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In New Jersey and Mississippi, DraftKings Sportsbook mobile and retail allows players to bet for major U.S. and international sports, pursuant to state rules and regulations. The deal is subject to passage of applicable laws, and both parties need to secure applicable gaming licenses. and Australia.

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Risk-based transaction monitoring

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Recently, the cases of First IC Bank in Georgia and Oxford University Bank in Mississippi emphasize the continuing need for a strong culture of compliance, including the need for adequate risk-based transaction monitoring. BSA Rules and Regulation. BSA Rules and Regulation. Your institution is unique. keep me informed.

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Voters Want Big Tech Regulation On The Hill, Says Study

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Much has been said about how Europe is shaping up to be ground zero for seismic changes in Big Tech, as regulators are, have been and will continue to impose mandates on what can and cannot be used in terms of consumer data. However, in the U.S., That’s up eight percentage points from a year ago, according to the data.