China’s Deepening Crisis: Evergrande’s U.S. Bankruptcy Filing and the Next Risks

Text size Evergrande has long symbolized China’s sprawling and distressed property sector. Getty Images Evergrande has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. nearly two years after its descent into distress triggered a crisis across China’s property sector. More risks, beyond developers, are brewing in the world’s second-largest economy. Evergrande filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy …

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Multiple Cyber Companies Unveil Layoffs

A trio of cybersecurity companies has announced plans to lay off hundreds of employees, sparking concerns about the industry’s future amidst changing economic conditions. These recent layoffs follow similar announcements from other cybersecurity firms, signaling that the once-thriving industry is now facing challenges. Despite the perception of cybersecurity companies being immune to economic turbulence, the …

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Draft Cybersecurity Guidelines for EV Charging Networks Released by U.S.

In the effort to combat climate change, the Biden administration is urging carmakers to transition to electric vehicles. However, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the main U.S. agency for technology and competition, is emphasizing the need for cybersecurity guidelines in the EV industry to protect against both domestic and international hacking. The …

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The Importance of Trump’s Jan. 6 Trial: A Debt to History

Peggy Noonan has been an esteemed opinion columnist at the Wall Street Journal since 2000, known for her column “Declarations.” Her exceptional talent was recognized in 2017 when she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary. In addition to her role as a political analyst for NBC News, Noonan is also a highly accomplished author, …

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SEC’s New Cyber Rules Create Challenge in Defining Materiality

New regulations have been implemented to govern the reporting of cyberattacks by publicly traded companies to financial regulators. These rules focus on the concept of materiality, though there is disagreement among executives about the simplicity of this concept. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently adopted final rules that require listed companies to report …

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Long-Awaited Trans-Atlantic Data Agreement Snubbed by Certain Companies

Some businesses are exercising caution before signing up for a long-awaited new data agreement between the U.S. and the European Union. They want to determine if the benefits of the agreement outweigh the potential risks. After three years of negotiations, the EU granted final approval in July to a new deal that permits companies to …

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The Words I Wished to Hear from ‘Oppenheimer’

Peggy Noonan is an esteemed opinion columnist who has been contributing to the Wall Street Journal since 2000. Her widely read column, “Declarations,” has established her as a prominent voice in the realm of political analysis and commentary. In recognition of her exceptional talent, Noonan was honored with the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in 2017. …

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Healthcare Organizations Focus on Mitigating Third-Party Cyber Risks

Hospital operators are taking a firm stance on the cybersecurity measures implemented by their vendors and suppliers. This comes in response to a series of third-party cyber incidents that have led to data breaches and legal action in the healthcare industry. The Health 3rd Party Trust Initiative, which consists of major healthcare providers, has released …

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Merit Holds Greater Value Than Grades and Tests

William A. Galston is a distinguished writer who contributes the Politics & Ideas column to the esteemed Wall Street Journal. Within the dynamic Brookings Institution, he holds the esteemed Ezra K. Zilkha Chair in the Governance Studies Program and serves as a senior fellow. In his illustrious career, Galston has achieved numerous accomplishments. Prior to …

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