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Offering insight into corporations in the U.S. and abroad, including corporations’ legal and tax functions, corporate leadership and strategy, and the impact of technology.

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Cryptos on the rise

In a new report and map, we look at the state of crypto-assets, their risk and regulation, and how their impact and acceptance is evolving around the world

Cryptos on the rise
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Corporate law departments

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In Practice: How Nationwide's law department fosters a culture of diversity & inclusion

In the latest installment of "In Practice", we speak to Mark Howard, CLO of Nationwide, about how his law department fosters a diverse & inclusive culture.

UPFRONT & PERSONAL: “There is value in making mistakes as long as you learn from them,” says Rachel Gonzalez, GC of Starbucks

In the latest "Upfront & Personal" column, we speak to Rachel Gonzalez, of Starbucks, about the importance of advocacy and the value of making mistakes.

Marketing Partner Forum 2021: Data emerges as powerful tool in pricing collaboration

During a workshop at the recent Marketing Partners Forum, attendees learned how a shift toward data-driven pricing is impacting legal pricing negotiations.

Corporate tax departments

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Demystifying the 2021 EU’s Value-Added Tax

After much delay during the global pandemic, the E.U.’s rules on its value-added tax (VAT) took effect this month, and companies need to be prepared.

Upskilling & technology investments need to address resource constraints within corporate tax departments, report says

Advanced technology skills are the single biggest skills gap within existing corporate tax teams as tax departments struggle to find high-quality tax pros.

State of the Corporate Tax Department 2021: As challenges mount, corporate tax departments seek out new technology solutions

After an extended period of crisis & industry change, it may not be too surprising that half of corporate tax departments reported feeling under-resourced.

Compliance & risk

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Former FINRA enforcement chief says Reg BI brings new compliance liability

We speak to former FINRA enforcement chief Susan Schroeder about the new Reg BI rule and the challenges it poses for today's compliance professionals.

5 questions about cryptocurrency’s regulatory environment

We speak with two cryptocurrency specialists and get answers to 5 questions about the state of crypto-regulations and what might develop in the future.

To mitigate threats, GCs need to focus on corruption risk as offices reopen

It can be easy for corruption risk to be put on a back burner as workplaces reopen & organizations get back to work, but a wise GC would keep an eye open.

Corporate talent & inclusion

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How organizations can address ageism as part of their DEI strategy

Age bias, or ageism, is a largely neglected component of the diversity decision-making dynamic that continues to impact both younger and older employees.

New research finds some progress for DEI in venture capital and private equity

New research ranked top venture capital and private equity firms and examined the diversity pledge statements they made in the wake of 2020's social unrest.

Lessons from Asia: How to handle the return to work so well that employees don’t quit

As workers begin to return to the office, it's important for companies to do this right — not just for employee safety, but also to retain their workforce.

Global trade management

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2022 tariff schedule will reflect new product streams and global environmental & social issues

The latest Harmonized System review ensures that the tariff nomenclature stays up to date on new technology & product streams, and emerging global issues.

Biden administration acts to secure US pharmaceutical supply chain

The U.S. government is getting serious about protecting its pharmaceutical supply chain, releasing new policy recommendations to address vulnerabilities.

Reuters Newsmaker: OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal discusses the travel rebound and a possible IPO

In a new Reuters Newsmaker interview, we speak to Ritesh Agarwal, CEO of OYO Hotels & Homes, about the pending rebound in global travel after the pandemic.