Uber's showdown with California regulators is over, and the regulators won.
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REGULATORS URGE CALM, INVESTORS BUCKLE UP Regulators are calling for understanding.
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Hawkish regulators and former regulators oppose the idea of lightening stress tests too much.
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Regulators think Wall Street has the power but Wall Street thinks the regulators do.
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For megabanks with global operations, American regulators need to coordinate actions with regulators abroad.
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Staley and UK regulators This is Staley's second run in with regulators in recent years.
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The tech industry is as afraid of regulators as regulators are afraid of dystopian general artificial intelligence.
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"Fintechs right now are actively seeking clarity from regulators, but regulators have not yet responded," she said.
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Spending time talking to regulators and making sure they understand ... Which regulators are you talking to today?
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The banking regulators declined to comment, and the credit bureaus declined to comment on their dealings with regulators.
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He also suggested that U.S. regulators should be the ones to sue Google and Facebook, not European regulators.
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" He repeatedly tells a joke about the difference between locusts and regulators: "You can't use pesticide on regulators.
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American regulators rejected Broadcom's bid to buy Qualcomm, while Chinese regulators nixed Qualcomm's bid to buy NXP Semiconductors.
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"The GDPR upped [regulators'] powers, and in many EU countries, [regulators] also upped their staff levels," O'Brien explained.
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Federal regulators in 2015 accused Murray Energy of attempting to silence miners who filed confidential safety complaints to regulators.
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Then again, that will take regulations, which will entail regulators listening to science over industry, if regulators still exist.
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The United States still has three federal bank regulators (the FDIC, OCC, and Federal Reserve) and two federal market regulators (the SEC and CFTC), in addition to a host of other state and federal financial regulators.
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Many bitcoin devotees wanted little to do with government legislators or regulators and regulators were dubious of this new currency.
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Facebook knew that European regulators were more likely than US regulators to punish the company for its data policy practices.
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As a result, government regulators there are not as quick to call it to task as regulators in other countries.
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I will pull back the federal regulators, the EPA and all the regulators that are killing small businesses and manufacturing.
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In particular we will want to make sure our regulators continue to work together; as they do with regulators internationally.
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Insurance regulators, not banking regulators, know best when it comes to determining which flood insurance policies are appropriate for consumers.
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Regulators want to ensure data is not used improperly, and not all regulators think about this in the same way.
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INTER-PROVINCIAL AND CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION Provincial and territorial securities regulators in Canada embarked on a greater number of cooperative arrangements with other provincial level regulators, national law enforcement agencies and financial regulators in the United States.
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OUR CLIENTS AND OUR REGULATORS THAT FACE OFF OF THOSE CLIENTS – THE STATE REGULATORS, FEDERAL REGULATORS, INTERNATIONAL REGULATORS – WANT TO KNOW THAT WE HAVE A PRUDENT CAPITAL STRUCTURE THAT SERVES ALL OF OUR STAKEHOLDERS WHILE AT THE SAME TIME, WE ARE VERY ANXIOUS TO ALSO SERVE OUR SHAREHOLDERS WITH TOP QUARTILE TOTAL SHARE OF RETURN.
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There is also a danger of their metal regulators freezing up, which means they have to carry extra tanks and regulators.
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There will be a further delay before output is reported to regulators and a final delay before regulators publish aggregated numbers.
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These features of Dodd-Frank that allow regulators to stay ahead of the banks require independent-minded regulators to use them.
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I hope that the regulators will – you know, sometimes, Becky, regulators will regulate even if they don't understand what they're regulating.
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In addition to state regulators, national antitrust regulators are also reviewing the proposed deal which was originally announced in July 2015.
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European regulators have fined Facebook 110 million euros for providing regulators with "misleading" statements about its purchase of WhatsApp in 2014.
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I am not in favor of merit regulation in which regulators only approve investments that the regulators think are good investments.
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That limits the ability of federal regulators to share information with state regulators and often results in duplicative and inefficient examinations.
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The regulators can, but the House banking committee's substitution proposal would sharply cut back the regulators' official means of doing so.
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That panel includes top regulators from across the government, including the Treasury secretary and the heads of all major financial regulators.
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Australian regulators are under sustained pressure after the Royal Commission inquiry into financial sector misconduct widely condemned the performance of regulators.
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Increasing cooperation between provincial securities regulators, national law enforcement and joint enforcement with regulators from the neighboring U.S. will strengthen the capabilities of individual provincial regulators, allowing them to investigate misconduct more efficiently and initiate enforcement action more efficiently.
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U.S. antitrust regulators approved the deal in June, and EU regulators backed the deal earlier this month — though both attached divestment conditions.
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US regulators famously grilled Microsoft over its bundling of Internet Explorer in Windows, and EU regulators also got involved some years later.
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But that transition period might not happen if U.K. and EU regulators don't reach a deal, a scenario that worries bank regulators.
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Regulators must work together to protect how markets function through greater information sharing in "colleges" of regulators from different countries, he added.
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His replacement, Ed Holland, told regulators that Mr. Day had directed or allowed employees to withhold from regulators documents about cost overruns.
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What is taking shape is an enforcement regime made up not just of actual regulators and quasi-regulators but also major pornographers.
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Regulators have yet to approve the deal, and Juul has since faced mounting litigation, criticism and pressure from both lawmakers and regulators.
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Last December, Apple told federal regulators it was excited about the technology and asked regulators not to restrict testing of the technology.
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Obviously Wells Fargo or any other bank as a bank, you have banking regulators as the primary regulators there," she told "Power Lunch.
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You need regulators, 120 miles from here on Lake Erie, to need regulators to make sure people don't dump stuff in Lake Erie.
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AIG was an insurance company, not a bank, and thus was regulated primarily by state insurance regulators rather than by federal bank regulators.
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Your state regulators — and you have regulators in every state where you do business — have given your institution a clean bill of health.
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And even if the deal gains approval from federal regulators, it has one more hurdle: Regulators in California are also reviewing the merger.
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While lawmakers often call on regulators to ease pressure on firms, regulators said Trump's intervention in banking rules gives more clout to McHenry's warning.
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Recently, we joined forces with other funders and BFA (Bankable Frontiers Associates) to support the RegTech for Regulators Accelerator (R2A): an accelerator for regulators.
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Companies defend their record, criticize regulators In response to CNN's requests for comment, companies defended their practices and some laid blame on federal regulators.
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REGULATORS TARGET WALL STREET BONUSES: Financial regulators Thursday proposed new rules that would place limits on how Wall Street's top executives make their money.
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Regulators want its platform to be made safer for kids, and critics want regulators to pressure YouTube to make the platform safer for everyone.
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FCA said testing is ongoing by regulators and it hopes to "install modified emissions software" without requiring any hardware changes to address regulators' concerns.
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"We continue to cooperate with the DOJ, federal and state regulators in the United States, and other regulators around the world," Friday's filing said.
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U.S. and European health regulators said last month they were reviewing the safety of ranitidine, after online pharmacy Valisure flagged the impurities to regulators.
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Regulators must also look at how to coordinate across Canada and globally, said Wilkins, though she acknowledged different regulators may have different risk tolerances.
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But regulators in Britain supervise such large firms as banks, and EU rules could be changed to allow its regulators to do likewise, she said.
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A third group is the regulators themselves, who often privately grouse about being bewildered by their own remit and distrust other regulators with overlapping briefs.
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Market participants subject to review by multiple regulators for Volcker rule compliance are left to navigate conflicting positions from their own regulators with little guidance.
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REGULATORS BLOCK ALIBABA'S MONEYGRAM PURCHASE: U.S. regulators are blocking the sale of MoneyGram, a money transfer firm, to a subsidiary of the Chinese company Alibaba.
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HOUSE PASSES BILL TO TIGHTEN OVERSIGHT OF REGULATORS: The House passed a bill Thursday that would put two key financial regulators under tighter congressional oversight.
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Google has said it is cooperating with the Justice Department and other US federal and state regulators, as well as other regulators around the world.
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Instead, Dudley said banks, with help from regulators, need to overhaul their internal cultures to discourage misbehavior without requiring regulators to shine a spotlight on it.
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And today, we have an extraordinary web of federal regulators and state regulators ... causing builders to be less eager to build ... [and ] lenders to pull back.
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European regulators were alarmed when Trump last year directed U.S. regulators to review post-crisis regulations with an eye to stimulating lending and boosting the economy.
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Contact information for all state securities regulators, as well as Canadian securities regulators, is available on the website of the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA).
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Banks are also pushing for regulators to loosen appraisal rules on home mortgage loans although this may require the blessing of other regulators, the sources said.
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Regulators also prepare in advance for how they would respond to a failure, including by coordinating with overseas regulators unlikely to be available to a judge.
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I think the question is what you all are going to do as regulators, as in charge of regulators, and also Congress, is going to do.
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But New York banking regulators called Promontory's independence into question, saying it had succumbed to pressure from the bank to sanitize its report to the regulators.
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U.S. insurers have long been ruled by a patchwork of state regulators, but federal regulators have taken on a bigger role since the 2008 financial crisis.
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But given that Hong Kong regulators relaxed their rules to accommodate the company, it seems only a matter of time before mainland regulators do so too.
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Last December, Korean regulators fined Qualcomm $854 million for violating its competition laws, a ruling that followed an $975 million fine from Chinese regulators in 2015.
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The decision by Indonesia's regulators comes just weeks after Batik Air, part of Indonesia's Lion Air Group, received a license to fly to Australia from Australian regulators.
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He actually rages at the regulators holed up in his office, examining his books — regulators who could expose him if they were to do their jobs right.
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The treatment of cryptocurrencies by regulators is in focus after Facebook unveiled plans for its Libra coin, sparking a backlash by politicians and regulators across the globe.
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Inmarsat does not expect regulators to pose major hurdles to the takeover, given its experience with regulators in the United States and Britain, a company spokesman said.
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Google also lobbied Congress and regulators on privacy issues as lawmakers and regulators have battled over cracking down on what companies can do with internet users' data.
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"It is interesting to hear from this side what the regulators are saying, as opposed to my conversations from the other side with the regulators," Schwartz said.
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Halliburton's 2014 attempt to buy Baker Hughes Inc was opposed by U.S. regulators and its 2016 bid for a Russian company has been stalled by Russian regulators.
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Though Uber has warmed up to working with regulators over the years, this isn't the first time the company started operating first and dealt with regulators later.
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" Mr. Cruz, at the same debate, added, "I will pull back the federal regulators, the E.P.A. and all the regulators that are killing small businesses and manufacturing.
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So far, those have included a $27 million fine imposed by regulators in France earlier this month and a $5 million fine from Italian regulators in 2018.
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By the standards of top Chinese financial regulators — indeed, by the standards of financial regulators in any country — Mr. Xiang led an uncommonly varied and creative life.
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"High-quality data covering bilateral dealing in securities financing markets are needed for both the industry and regulators, but comprehensive data is still lacking," the regulators found.
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"We continue to cooperate with the DOJ, federal and state regulators in the United States, and other regulators around the world," the company said in its filing.
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Aviation regulators free up Mahindra's GA8 planes to fly Aviation regulators in Australia, New Zealand and the European Union have lifted orders grounding GippsAero GA8 planes after initial results of an inquiry into a crash in Sweden this month that killed nine people, the regulators said on their websites.
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True, regulators can pressure bank managers to reluctantly file, but the regulators may have to concede conditions to bank executives to make them file quickly; if the bank does not file quickly, the regulators may decide that to save the economy, they have to bail the bank out.
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In December 2016, South Korean regulators fined Qualcomm $854 million for violating its competition laws, a ruling that followed a $975 million fine from Chinese regulators in 2015.
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WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury on Friday said domestic regulators should prioritize U.S. interests when engaging in global rulemaking forums, setting up possible conflicts with overseas regulators.
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Last September, the Gambling Regulators European Forum (GREF) put out a statement that was signed by regulators from 15 different EU countries that were concerned about the practice.
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OBVIOUSLY, WELLS FARGO OR ANY OTHER BANK AS A BANK, YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE BANKING REGULATORS AS THE PRIMARY REGULATORS THERE, BUT I REALLY CAN'T GO BEYOND THAT.
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State regulators oversee insurance companies, and MetLife's attorney said state regulators submitted 10 letters to the FSOC on MetLife's behalf, but their concerns were never addressed, Scalia said.
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European and Asian regulators are watching the United States, where president Donald Trump has told U.S. regulators to ease up on rule-making to encourage more bank lending.
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It urges creation of a new timetable for regulators to respond to industry requests and seeks that regulators adopt a "whole car cost analysis" for new vehicle regulations.
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The company also chose to disclose the requests for information it received from regulators, while making the argument that regulators ask for too much data from the company.
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"She has been working with these people — the state regulators, the environmental regulators, the anti-corporate crusaders in state after state after the last decade," he told Hill.
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With the deal closing sometime in the second quarter of next year, Cramer thinks that Trump's regulators will be friendlier to the deal than Obama's regulators would have been.
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The speech offered not only a laundry list of possible issues that antitrust regulators could examine but also arguments about the extent of regulators' powers to oversee those areas.
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Facebook said it would "continue to cooperate fully with the relevant regulators"; however, it is the regulators themselves who say Facebook is not giving the U.K. its full cooperation.
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China has seen many fintech companies go public with an IPO, but the industry has run into controversy as regulators have been accused of improper lending practices by regulators.
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Regulators: For years before any of the recent controversies arose, Uber had been battling regulators and taxi drivers in many of the 70 countries in which it operates today.
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European regulators were alarmed when U.S. President Donald Trump last year directed American regulators to review post-crisis regulations with an eye to stimulating lending and boosting the economy.
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The September 2nd recall caught US regulators by surprise Additionally, The Wall Street Journal noted that the announcement of the recall on September 2nd caught US regulators by surprise.
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Describing the regulators' continued questions as part of the "ordinary process," a spokeswoman for Theranos, Brooke Buchanan, said the company was in daily contact with regulators about their concerns.
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GOOGLE TELLS REGULATORS TO ASK 'WHY': Susan Molinari, who helps lead public policy at Google, took a shot at regulators in other countries being too quick to the trigger.
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If after two years, the banks have not fixed the deficiencies that the regulators identified, the regulators can require the banks to take steps that would make them smaller.
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About two weeks after state regulators renewed the license for the project to continue, Mississippi Power admitted to regulators that it had concealed cost overruns of about $366 million.
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The company also said it disclosed ride information on 34 million users to U.S. regulators and 1.8 million users to Canadian regulators, such as local taxi and transport authorities.
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Their report also blasts Duke for allowing Wells Fargo to repeatedly submit incomplete plans to bank regulators and dismissing urgent requests from regulators to meet and discuss the process.
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Cunliffe said cooperation between regulators from different countries was necessary, but "deference" to British authorities would be needed, as seen in relations between the United States and British regulators.
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A federal safety board criticized regulators for the approach they're taking to Tesla Autopilot—even as those same regulators shut down passenger trips on a kind of autonomous shuttle.
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When the Volcker Rule was introduced, Mr. Bloomberg "was skeptical of regulators' ability to divine traders' intent," which was how the law required regulators to judge investments, she added.
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In a letter on Wednesday, 45 members of Congress urged regulators to give the public extra time to read and respond to the regulators' proposal before completing the changes.
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The very vocabulary that regulators are beginning to use in these bills could have a lasting impact on the way that regulators view and treat AI technologies more generally.
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WRESTLING WITH REGULATORS Public listings of cryptocurrency exchanges also pose a challenge for regulators, who are only beginning to grapple with the issues of overseeing the trading of digital currencies.
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While securities regulators in some provinces such as Ontario have made efforts to set up infrastructure and resources such as sandboxes and concierge services, regulators in other provinces have not.
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Up to now companies such as Uber have focused on running ahead of regulators, quickly building up a body of loyal customers and then daring the regulators to challenge them.
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Reuters reported this week that U.S. and European regulators will need to return to Iowa to complete an audit of Boeing's software documentation after regulators found gaps and substandard documents.
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Lynn has long urged regulators to get tougher on Silicon Valley's giants, calling them new monopolies, and in a post praised European regulators for leveling a record fine on Google.
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Regulators in European countries competing for post-Brexit banking business are offering London-based banks a range of short-term workarounds to help them relocate, bankers, regulators and lawyers say.
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Reuters reported this week that US and European regulators will need to return to Iowa to complete an audit of Boeing's software documentation after regulators found gaps and substandard documents.
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Asked if the CMS acknowledges that regulators should have shut the co-ops down sooner, CMS spokesman Aaron Albright instead pointed to state regulators, noting they have primary oversight responsibility.
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The Treasury Department also asked the SEC to eliminate reporting requirements duplicated by internal industry regulators and suggested tighter collaboration between the agency and local regulators to ease reporting requirements.
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Regulators want to cut complexity and inconsistency in capital requirements among big banks that use their own models, as opposed to methods set out by regulators, to add up credit risks.
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U.K. regulators said they would initially respond by May 16, but will extend the period of time regulators can review the merger due to the close proximity of the general election.
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ROBO-REGULATORS Richard Monks, acting director of strategy at the Financial Conduct Authority, said regulators would be ready if Britain crashed out of the bloc next March with no transition deal.
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If Staley accepts the findings of the regulators, it would be the first time that a sitting chief executive of a major bank in Britain has been fined by its regulators.
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U.S. regulators have voiced opposition to such potential interference in U.S. clearers like ICE and CME, while LCH has said clearing firms' home regulators should be in charge during a crisis.
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In the name of taming the platforms, regulators have inadvertently issued them a "Perpetual Internet Domination Licence", albeit one that requires that they take advice from an aristocracy of elite regulators.
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Uber's meeting with California regulators today Uber is going to actually sit down with the regulators it's been resisting in its effort to put self-driving cars on San Francisco streets.
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LEGISLATION COULD ADD TO SCRUTINY OF REGULATORS | Congressional efforts to scrutinize the regulators that write the rules for Wall Street are gaining momentum, potentially creating more obstacles to closer financial oversight,
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IOSCO says its recommendations in 2018 provide a comprehensive framework for regulators to deal with liquidity risks in investment funds and that it was up to national regulators to implement them.
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Recent enforcement actions undertaken by different financial regulators in Canada have drawn sharp criticism for a lack of transparency, as well as questions over whether the regulators' actions achieve credible deterrence.
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Trade regulators found Apple had infringed one Qualcomm patent, but so far declined to ban the phones with Intel chips because regulators feared it would hurt competition in the chip marketplace.
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In particular, Uber has admitted to "greyballing," or using a technical problem to hide from local regulators in cities where the service was not approved by local regulators, like Portland, Oregon.
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Questions of "regulatory capture," which is the concern that regulators become too close to the entities they monitor and thus lose objectivity or strictness, have dogged regulators since the financial crisis.
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The Treasury Department recommended regulators extend the evaluation cycle to two years in a June report, while encouraging regulators to limit the submissions to larger banks and providing more transparent feedback.
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Unlike in the recent past, when only a handful of public-interest-minded organizations or activists paid attention to financial regulators, activists expect the Democratic party to put forth aggressive regulators.
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Y., at an October hearing about which regulators Facebook would engage, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company is committed to getting all appropriate approvals from regulators who have jurisdiction over libra.
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Fettman: Insurtech stakeholders have been very vocal about the need for regulators to ensure the confidentiality of proprietary data models submitted for regulatory review or approval — and regulators largely are sympathetic.
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Boeing has yet to provide federal regulators with its final software fixes for the planes, which regulators grounded worldwide in March following two fatal crashes within five months of one another.
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Even if it seemed a long shot that regulators would stop the acquisition, there was still some uncertainty over the way competition regulators under the Trump administration would approach big acquisitions.
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Like large banks that regulators have deemed systemically significant, clearinghouses are required to submit to regulators a plan for how they could be dissolved in an orderly fashion should they fail.
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R. 1090), undermine regulators capacity to require banks to address significant risks found in bank examinations (HR 1941), and make regulators roll back consumer and risk protections at numerous banks (H.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators ordered Bank of America (BAC.
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SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) - California regulators gave Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will decide by Nov.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators have set an Oct.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California regulators said Volkswagen AG's (VOWG_p.
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I think that ... Who, the tech companies or regulators?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Regulators accused Australia's Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Regulators accused Australia's Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.
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" Mezrich said he hopes regulators use a "soft touch.
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BURSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will decide by Oct.
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McWilliams also said regulators were considering "refinements" to Orderly Liquidation Authority, another post-crisis tool that allows regulators to temporarily use taxpayer funds to facilitate an orderly dissolution of a failing bank.
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Other defendants that have settled with investors and regulators are Wells Fargo & Co, Bank of America Corp and General Electric Co, UBS has also settled with regulators, and Morgan Stanley with investors.
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The regulators also required Barclays to submit reports on parts of its whistle-blowing program, the bank said, though it added that the regulators did not take any action against Barclays itself.
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"We think the main result of Donald Trump's election will be that Trump will be able to appoint regulators who are more industry-friendly than regulators appointed by President Obama," he wrote.
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The cash-and-stock transaction has already won approval from U.S. regulators, but awaits the green light from more than a dozen countries, including China, Russia and regulators from the European Union.
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At the same time, China's regulators are trying to reform banking and other lending practices, but when faced with prospects of widespread defaults, regulators are prone to ease restrictions on credit provision.
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The Liberty Media deal, which values the series at $8 billion, is also subject to approval and clearance from several regulators, among them the antitrust and competition law regulators in various countries.
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The Chamber's proposal would also require the Fed to notify Congress and the public of any negotiations with international regulators, and work to cooperate as much as possible with other U.S. regulators.
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"I think regulators have done what they're supposed to do," Jeanson told CNBC's "Asia Squawk Box, " suggesting that regulators are simply acting to ensure that investors are dealing with an orderly market.
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Regulators worry that some customers will be classed as "undesirable" as firms are able to undertake more detailed analysis on them, EU banking, insurance and markets regulators said in a joint statement.
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The laws allowed Mr. Orban to appoint his own candidates to lead the country's two main media regulators, while simultaneously giving those regulators more power to fine and punish independent news outlets.
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Boeing defended its training materials for the 737 Max, which regulators deemed safe in 2017, and said it told regulators on "multiple occasions" about the broadened capabilities of the now-questioned system.
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"However, what matters far more for the banks is the way the regulators treat them, and at least within this administration, the regulators are about as friendly as it gets," Cramer said.
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The January meetings were attended by staff from the U.S. Treasury and regulators, including the CFTC and the SEC as well as staff from ESMA, the European Commission and EU banking regulators.
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While, over in the U.S., Uber's use of proprietary software to try to evade regulators has also drawn the attention of US regulators — and is reportedly being investigated by the Department of Justice.
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But antitrust regulators in the U.S. have stayed away from these companies because their services are cheap or free, so they're perceived as pro-consumer, which is ultimately what regulators want to encourage.
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The move by state regulators to crack down on cryptocurrency scams comes amid growing attention to virtual currencies by federal regulators, including the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Federal regulators have not made public comments about the process, but top regulators from the DOJ and the Federal Trade Commission have been called to testify in an antitrust hearing in the Senate.
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But Volkswagen's admission to U.S. regulators in 2015 that it had masked tailpipe exhaust using software in as many as 11 million diesel vehicles sold worldwide has galvanized EU regulators into tougher regulation.
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VW had previously agreed to pay up to $23.0 billion to resolve claims by U.S. owners, federal and state regulators and dealers and admitted it had misled regulators for years about illicit software.
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The company, which won approval for the purchase from EU regulators in late June and U.S. regulators in May, agreed to pay $190 a share for Red Hat, representing a 63 percent premium.
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GAO: REGULATORS SHOULD MAKE 'LIVING WILLS' CRITERIA PUBLIC: A government watchdog wants to see bank regulators be more transparent about how they are determining the "too big to fail" status of large institutions.
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He said regulators want to make "clearer and more transparent" what kind of trading is governed by the Volcker Rule — something he said has been a source of frustration for regulators and bankers.
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Tesla and Musk reached a settlement with regulators on Saturday, where they agreed to pay $20 million each to financial regulators and the billionaire will step down as chairman but remain as CEO.
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Her portrayal of Thakur's plight will set crawling the skin of anyone who has alerted regulators to horrid misdeeds only to find those regulators not just timid but outright protective of the villains.
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The leak was eventually plugged and the storage site was temporarily shut down until state regulators determined in 2017 that it was safe to reopen, though at a "greatly reduced capacity," regulators said.
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FESE said regulators like the European Union's securities watchdog ESMA and national regulators have assessed the preparedness of all market participants to ensure they have robust contingency plans and IT systems, FESE said.
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Yet, this legislation would give the green light to Trump regulators to ease off on regulation, inviting a return to the pre-financial crisis world where regulators dropped the ball on bank oversight.
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"We are a bit worried because we do not see the traditional unity among the regulators," CEO Alexandre de Juniac said, expressing concern about how safety regulators acting independently could affecct the industry.
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However the administration deals with FSOC, another positive step would be to merge some of the alphabet soup of regulators into each other so that the United States has fewer, more targeted regulators.
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Banks want the burden of proof to shift to regulators, so that all trades will be allowed unless regulators identify an issue while supervising the banks, five people familiar with the discussions said.
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That deal was ultimately shot down by the antitrust regulators.
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"We think the regulators' mission is almost complete," Lai said.
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This has been reinforced by stricter oversight by the regulators.
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And their regulators had been oblivious to the coming disaster.
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Now, the national data regulators have given them a deadline.
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Regulators started considering this change after Enron collapsed in 2001.
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National regulators are increasingly independent of the firms they regulate.
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Regulators want customers to know what they are paying for.
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But regulators and investors are jumpy about big banking takeovers.
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O on Monday after winning antitrust approval from U.S. regulators.
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Tough tactics aside, regulators did extend a hand in friendship.
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SS: The regulators, have they gone over the line, then?
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Regulators could deem the vehicles unsafe and revoke their registrations.
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State regulators don't have the power to force the cuts.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf, many regulators are wary of cryptocurrencies.
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But those regulators haven't caught up with ICOs quite yet.
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If U.S. regulators clear iQOS, Altria would market the device.
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About half are owned by 26,000 shell companies, regulators estimate.
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Other federal and state regulators also had to approve them.
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Regulators stepped up enforcement of initial coin offerings in November.
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UK regulators are known for being friendly to fintech companies.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators have approved Discovery Communications' (DISCA.
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Anything that feels fishy will most certainly attract regulators' attention.
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The deal also needs to be cleared by UK regulators.
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Regulators are now off the backs of big internet providers.
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Dudley said regulators could help more banks adopt that approach.
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But they still resisted the idea of regulators regulating polluters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators are expected to order Amazon (AMZN.
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The incident was reported to customers, affected individuals and regulators.
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China's bank regulators have recently proposed tighter rules on WMPs.
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Regulators say they will act if their intentions are frustrated.
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Regulators have authorized some managers to raise more over time.
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U.S. regulators seized Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Sept.
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So were regulators in Europe, where WhatsApp is most popular.
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Amazon's business model will also encourage regulators to think differently.
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Elizabeth Warren, in calling for regulators to break up Facebook.
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Customers around the region recognise the brand, as do regulators.
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Federal and state regulators share jurisdiction over car safety regulations.
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State regulators had yet to reach the site Friday evening.
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Setting up new domestic regulators will take time and money.
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It would include views from investors, companies, regulators and analysts.
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Politicians and regulators around the world have made disapproving noises.
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But regulators are wondering if it's time for a change.
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Regulators said this gave Google an unfair advantage over competitors.
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That could change once regulators complete the rules for insurers.
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The public hearing is simply a listening session for regulators.
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Pull back the EPA regulators that are killing small businesses.
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Regulators' relaxed stance is likely to stimulate still more activity.
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But Takata's client automakers, and regulators, also played big roles.
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Regulators will have to decide how to deal with ICOs.
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Embarrassed Chinese regulators are also moving to discourage whimsical suspensions.
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It may yet convince regulators it is not to blame.
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Facebook's "Free Basics" program was rejected by regulators in 2015.
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The money also is supposed to help state insurance regulators.
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Residents of Porter Ranch during a meeting with regulators Jan.
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Now help is at a hand from Europe's banking regulators.
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The third problem is that competition regulators have been captured.
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Regulators have not yet turned it into an enforceable rule.
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Valeant has been under pressure from regulators and investors alike.
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Now, it's time for health regulators to act, said Hammond.
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Fundamentally, America's regulators seem incapable of placing risks in context.
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Another area of focus for regulators has been mining operations.
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In America oilmen have been shielded in part by regulators.
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For one thing, regulators are more likely to block deals.
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The purchase needs to be approved by China's securities regulators.
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From the regulators' perspective, that might be a good thing.
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Regulators can also improve their effectiveness by leveraging the technology.
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Nonetheless, regulators are worried about pockets of the financial system.
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Mr Caforio is unlikely to face opposition from regulators either.
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You can roll all over the U.S. regulators, presumably. Right.
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Many aviation regulators around the world are taking no chances.
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"Regulators respond to public pressure, and the press," Musk said.
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Federal regulators have also ordered the bank to rehire whistleblowers.
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And the regulators were constrained in carrying out their responsibilities.
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It could even increase the chances regulators will step in.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will investigate whether Nike (NKE.
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Headlines - Regulators probe Metro Bank's possible false market creation on.ft.
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Regulators are in no mood for this deal, he said.
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Federal regulators took the credit union into conservatorship in 2015.
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It absolutely makes sense for regulators to take a look.
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The LSE said it has kept regulators "abreast of developments".
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How regulators around the world actually treat these products varies.
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But the science is clear, and food regulators recognize this.
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Other global regulators have been monitoring the growth of cryptocurrencies.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators are investigating whether BMW (BMWG.
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It's also possible regulators will question Facebook's cybersecurity organizational structure.
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Regulators have increasingly made their views of penny stocks known.
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Some owners began complaining to regulators as early as 2013.
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Breaking the feedback loop has become a priority for regulators.
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Regulators have not always approved such expenditures in the past.
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Regulators and politicians are increasing scrutiny over banks' cyber resilience.
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The company faced a growing backlash from regulators and lawmakers.
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Redesigning regulatory processes requires working with both providers and regulators.
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ABUJA, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Nigerian regulators have fixed a Jan.
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Today, 5G gets little more than lip service from regulators.
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Now American regulators are taking concerns about Google more seriously.
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TransCanada's reaction to the regulators' decision was muted, at best.
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Goldman already paid $203 million to New York State regulators.
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India also requires all foreign investors to register with regulators.
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Regulators were often overpowered by blitzscaling startups, rushing for size.
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Regulators in Argentina would also have to approve any deal.
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Progress with strict regulators in Australia has also been slow.
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The FAA, regulators are inside our company every single day.
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The Washington angle: This is a complicated choice for regulators.
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U.S. regulators have said recalls to replace Takata Corp TKTDQ.
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The market action is now being probed by securities regulators.
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But P13P lending has also drawn much scrutiny from regulators.
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We are at the mercy of Boeing and the regulators.
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Regulators are preparing to start examining these companies more closely.
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Deutsche Bank has also been under intense pressure from regulators.
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Regulators said the conduct took place from 2011 to 2015.
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European Union regulators are investigating Amazon's data agreements with sellers.
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Regulators said such ongoing availability was not permitted for professors.
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U.S. and Canadian regulators have already given the green light.
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We are committed to a dialogue with regulators and policymakers.
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Regulators could take a close look at the proposed merger.
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International banking regulators designed the capital mandates, and the Federal
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Gaming regulators in Nevada and Massachusetts are investigating the allegations.
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If not, should regulators step in to change the rules?
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Regulators considered private ventures too risky for the average public.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators have rejected Wells Fargo & Co's (WFC.
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"So, regulators — and the IMF — will need to step up".
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Fox has called on regulators to examine all these issues.
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Regulators had been split over whether to grant a delay.
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Most changes made through tax code, spending bills or regulators.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators cleared Abbott Laboratories' (ABT.
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European regulators have accepted its proposals to fix affected cars.
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The deal still requires approval of regulators, the company said.
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The company has made strides to work with regulators however.
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California regulators and EPA did not immediately comment on Thursday.
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Environmentalists say the case shows regulators must hold automakers accountable.
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Regulators must set common standards, but shouldn't be overly prescriptive.
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Chinese regulators didn't immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
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Regulators, whistleblowers, protestors and the media made the abuses clear.
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Regulators around the world, at the time, followed LaHood's lead.
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The ICO regulators are here, and they're carrying big sticks.
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State regulators have the authority to actually cap the rates.
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It may be one that regulators want to dig into.
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The DAO may also encounter unwanted attention from securities regulators.
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Regulators will fret that the pace of modernisation has slowed.
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Federal regulators are currently reviewing Theranos' response, the WSJ reports.
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Regulators will also need convincing that the networks are safe.
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He's got to deal with these regulators and they're crazy.
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But securities regulators might also take a more aggressive posture.
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Limp profits and brickbats from regulators, alas, have become routine.
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Much will depend on which firm best handles the regulators.
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The deals still await final approval from regulators in California.
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The engine had caught the attention of federal regulators before.
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The deal still needs to be approved by state regulators.
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Other financial sector regulators won't be affected by a shutdown.
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E.U. regulators are considered the world's leading tech industry watchdogs.
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He has threatened to sic federal regulators on his critics.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators will rule by Nov.
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"In many jurisdictions, regulators are asking tough questions," Cook said.
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Regulators at that time discouraged the companies from going forward.
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Regulators will review the requests and could change them significantly.
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It's still unclear which argument is more persuasive to regulators.
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Regulators raised concerns over the company's internal controls and processes.
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The alphabet soup of financial regulators would be vigorously stirred.
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He's right about that: regulators think banks are big enough.
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Betty McCollum, urged regulators to reject the lease renewal request.
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If selling CNN would make regulators happy, they'll sell it.
|
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At the same time, Trump regulators are undermining recent reforms.
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Today, state regulators apply enhanced regulatory technology (RegTech) to FinTech.
|
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Following Trump's action, TransCanada sought approval by the Nebraska regulators.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will investigate whether ArcelorMittal's (MT.
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The ruling is a major defeat for federal antitrust regulators.
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Here, regulators and jurisdictions will be competing for our business.
|
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On Wednesday, federal safety regulators said they had the answer.
|
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The opinion, however, contained an important silver lining for regulators.
|
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But it has also run into some issues with regulators.
|
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To limit potential harm, federal regulators are seeking three conditions.
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Here are some possible avenues regulators could pursue: Unfair competition.
|
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Further, regulators should not prevent insurers from offering renewable STLDI.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators approved on Monday ArcelorMittal's (MT.
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The crisis made regulators less forgiving of such financial sins.
|
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Regulators are reportedly probing contracts related to Google's AdWords product.
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Europe's regulators have taken antitrust actions against numerous tech companies.
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Its importance can lead to deference from regulators, experts say.
|
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But again, would regulators let Facebook get more consumer data?
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And regulators aren't convinced they are doing right by consumers.
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Regulators did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Data protection authorities will also work closely with other regulators.
|
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City regulators have been cracking down on the rental service.
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The merger is still subject to approval by Mexican regulators.
|
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Insurers face regulators who may require that they do so.
|
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Even regulators have voiced concerns, albeit in more cautious terms.
|
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Regulators can and should continue accelerating the drug approval process.
|
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Instead, regulators are scheduled to discuss the Treasury's June recommendations.
|
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Many hospital deals are too small to capture regulators' notice.
|
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Regulators continued to reduce requirements faster than they added them.
|
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Europe's data privacy regulators gave the two governments until Jan.
|
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European regulators have long eyed London's grip on derivatives trading.
|
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That follows a positive recommendation by European regulators last week.
|
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"But regulators often allow companies to catch up," she said.
|
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Premier Li Keqiang openly criticized regulators for not responding sufficiently.
|
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The bank has to make up ground with regulators too.
|
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It's lack of success should be noted by U.S. regulators.
|
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U.S. regulators should be wary of making the same mistakes.
|
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However, the company has made strides to work with regulators.
|
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That's why European regulators have charged Google with antitrust violations.
|
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The committee will make recommendations to the government and regulators.
|
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Other regulators, including those from China, have expressed similar sentiments.
|
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Financial regulators want to set new limits on debt collectors.
|
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Regulators struggled to keep pace with the explosion of drones.
|
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Collyer, who fashion themselves market regulators, to overturn things they
|
|
The bank is also still faces lingering investigations by regulators.
|
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That's the latest conundrum keeping bank regulators awake at night.
|
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The protesters, in turn, disagree with the regulators, and forcefully.
|
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The acquisition was approved by European regulators in November 2013.
|
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Other proposals include cracking open certain regulators to more transparency.
|
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These developments should not be driven only by privacy regulators.
|
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EU and U.S. regulators approved the move on March 219.
|
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But its skewering of regulators makes it an essential account.
|
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It's up to government regulators to keep them in check.
|
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Regulators seized Baoshang Bank last week, citing serious credit risks.
|
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"The updates also comply with guidelines issued by EU regulators."
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But central banks and market regulators did not step in.
|
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Can consensus between industry, regulators, consumers and NGOs be achieved?
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Regulators also want more consistent capital calculations at big banks.
|
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Negligence exposes companies to employee lawsuits and fines from regulators.
|
|
And competitors have urged regulators to pay closer attention, too.
|
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators reviewing a plan by Siemens (SIEGn.
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But European regulators say transition needs to be ratified first.
|
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Regulators have sought fines from five other former bank officials.
|
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It was a complaint filed with regulators, not a lawsuit.
|
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State regulators are still examining the issue, Ms. Spencer said.
|
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European regulators also fear Deutsche could fail U.S. stress tests.
|
|
Some regulators are calling on Amazon to be more responsible.
|
|
It posed the question: how should regulators rein in pollution?
|
|
In May regulators took over Baoshang Bank in Inner Mongolia.
|
|
And last week, state regulators in the administration of Gov.
|
|
European regulators have expressed concerns about Apple's dominance in music.
|
|
Citigroup said it is had notified regulators about the mistake.
|
|
How would the board, shareholders, regulators, customers and unions react?
|
|
The Libra project is certain to face scrutiny from regulators.
|
|
Of course, regulators were happy to tout the unique collaboration.
|
|
He doesn't appear to have sought approval from Chinese regulators.
|
|
Why are regulators looking at the Trump Organization's insurance broker?
|
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The U.S. regulators have passed and passed and passed again.
|
|
New York financial regulators began investigating the program in October.
|
|
Regulators elsewhere were starting to clamp down on mask ads.
|
|
Tribune cited "unnecessarily aggressive and protracted negotiations" with government regulators.
|
|
This isn't an easy area for regulators to get right.
|
|
That revelation has angered regulators and lawmakers around the world.
|
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And it appears he didn't seek approval from Chinese regulators.
|
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Complaints are being considered by regulators across multiple Member States.
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|
Go deeper: Tesla safety probes bring scrutiny for regulators too
|
|
Regulators have a role in supervising how they are marketed.
|
|
Health insurers and regulators say that hurts the ACA marketplaces.
|
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Regulators should focus on how to make them less risky.
|
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Some large deals have cleared Chinese regulators despite the tensions.
|
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Regulators have told bankers to be lenient about debt payments.
|
|
European regulators have been watching Facebook and Google for years.
|
|
Regulators later fined Zenefits for selling insurance without proper licenses.
|
|
And regulators are beginning to clamp down on the industry.
|
|
Kalanick, uncharacteristically, argued to regulators that this should be illegal.
|
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"I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," Mr. Forkner said.
|
|
Most regulators have their own reporting systems for conducting oversight.
|
|
Yet regulators have repeatedly documented the failures of existing safeguards.
|
|
That made it difficult for regulators to detect a pattern.
|
|
"Regulators have been very successful in distributing risk," O'Hanley said.
|
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WASHINGTON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - U.S. transportation regulators will meet Feb.
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Indeed, that is an area that regulators are currently studying.
|
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"Regulators hope to prevent capital outflows," said a banking source.
|
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Regulators have penalized Con Edison for blackouts in the past.
|
|
And the companies reportedly expect intense scrutiny from antitrust regulators.
|
|
The recent volatility has prompted regulators to step up supervision.
|
|
Federal regulators are even considering allowing phone calls on airplanes.
|
|
Federal regulators will also be in focus at the hearing.
|
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators on Thursday charged Qualcomm (QCOM.
|
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Regulators have grown more watchful since the farm bill passed.
|
|
The spending has also attracted the attention of soccer's regulators.
|
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Regulators are slated to release the rule in February 2017.
|
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Regulators at the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are investigating.
|
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The organization helps regulators understand blockchain technology and other cryptocurrencies.
|
|
Regulators may also want to get to know Mr. Yang.
|
|
Universities and regulators sacrifice full autonomy by signing confidentiality agreements.
|
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In any such deals, antitrust regulators may force asset sales.
|
|
Cyptocurrencies have been under pressure amid increased scrutiny from regulators.
|
|
State securities regulators are on the frontline of this effort.
|
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But Boeing and US regulators did not immediately follow suit.
|
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At Amazon, we welcome it — from lawmakers, regulators and customers.
|
|
Regulators eventually acted when evidence of the misconduct trickled out.
|
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U.S. regulators are examining whether Ether's creation broke securities laws.
|
|
Lawmakers, regulators and pilots responded with swift condemnation on Friday.
|
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"I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," Mr. Forkner added.
|
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Regulators exist to give certainty to those that they regulate.
|
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Regulators and watchdogs should be asking about impact and results.
|
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But for decades, FERC regulators from both parties have disagreed.
|
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Even so, regulators insist they are doing plenty of collaboration.
|
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Republican regulators and lawmakers have been waiting for this moment.
|
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The project still faces skepticism from regulators around the world.
|
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Then state health regulators pick which nursing homes to include.
|
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The regulators and companies have confirmed only two formal investigations.
|
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Neither happened here, and US regulators want to know why.
|
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Regulators are trying to prevent minors from using the products.
|
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You have to make airline customers comfortable, make regulators comfortable.
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You have to make airline customers comfortable, make regulators comfortable.
|
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Some are getting their software tools cleared by federal regulators.
|
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"So I basically lied to regulators (unknowingly)," read Forkner's reply.
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You want to pay regulators more to even the field.
|
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The case was brought by California prosecutors and federal regulators.
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We are working with our regulators on the ongoing review.
|
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Its growth has also attracted perhaps unwanted attention from regulators.
|
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The metrics can be decided by regulators and local communities.
|
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Regulators have banned actors with tattoos and censored song lyrics.
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Regulators review those plans to determine if they are credible.
|
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Regulators have cracked down on those practices in recent years.
|
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Regulators are also targeting the GSMA, a wireless trade group.
|
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Still, regulators have yet to approve monetization of that game.
|
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Regulators have still not approved the monetization of the game.
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He also suggested regulators had a "belligerent" view of automakers.
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European regulators have also raised questions about Fiat Chrysler diesels.
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It is unclear when regulators will make a final decision.
|
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Regulators around the world have approached cryptocurrencies in different ways.
|
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Used car salesmen are coming under scrutiny from federal regulators.
|
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What can Congress do to shorten the leash on regulators?
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Financial regulators blamed the carrier for a lack of information.
|
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The deal is still subject to approval from Australian regulators.
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Regulators must stop holding companies responsible for all technology risk.
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"I would expect US regulators to be interested," he said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators charged Israeli drugmaker Teva (TEVA.
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Earlier this month, regulators asked for public input by Aug.
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Regulators, utility officials and industry groups are slated to testify.
|
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Regulators require incident reports as soon as the event happens.
|
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Regulators are then required to respond to those strong recommendations.
|
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The lawmakers urged the regulators to loosen the banking policy.
|
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The Russian regulators could not be immediately reached for comment.
|
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European regulators are again taking on an American tech company.
|
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Regulators may also want to get to know Mr. Yang.
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This just isn't the way bank regulators think or work.
|
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The report also criticized the regulators who oversee the companies.
|
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When will regulators come for the new Silicon Valley giants?
|
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Some have focused some of that anger on federal regulators.
|
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Regulators in some countries had signed on to that view.
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I don't have a problem working with my fellow regulators.
|
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German regulators made their ruling under the country's competition law.
|
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JPMorgan again flagged the transactions as suspicious to British regulators.
|
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He added that Boeing and regulators had followed standard procedures.
|
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Regulators are typically hesitant to ground entire fleets of planes.
|
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And pediatricians here want US regulators to follow Canada's lead.
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We're also working with regulators as they investigate what happened.
|
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But that revolutionary language didn't pass muster with health regulators.
|
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But acceptance by regulators and the public globally remains uncertain.
|
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So far, though, regulators have been wary of those too.
|
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"Different regulators, different laws, different rules have caused some chaos," Guo said, adding that CBRC is collaborating with other regulators to create a framework to close loopholes in rules for cross-market financial products.
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BRUSSELS, July 6 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators accused German drugmaker Merck KGaA, General Electric and Japan's Canon of providing misleading information during their merger deals, as regulators stepped up their crackdown on such practices.
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In a statement, IOSCO said its recommendations in 2018 provide a comprehensive framework for regulators to deal with liquidity risks in investment funds and that it was up to national regulators to implement them.
|
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While regulators have guarded their criteria by calling it confidential, the GAO contended that making it public could make it easier for banks to meet them, and make regulators more accountable to the public.
|
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The head of a global trade group representing airlines warned that a discrepancy between the FAA and other countries' regulators could set a problematic precedent for how safety regulators work together in the future.
|
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Self-driving car startup Zoox Inc has become the first company to receive approval from California regulators to operate an autonomous ride service for public passengers, state regulators said on Friday.
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But the industry has stymied regulators' earlier efforts to set restrictions on compensation, helped in part because of disagreement between the half-dozen regulators who have some role in bank supervision, the newspaper said.
|
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Last year, San Francisco transit regulators denied both companies permits to continue operating in the city for "distributing scooters without permission from regulators and earning some pushback from residents," the New York Times reported.
|
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"Simple Health violated the trust of its consumers, its regulators and us," the company said, emphasizing that it was not named as a defendant in the F.T.C. case and was cooperating with federal regulators.
|
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Banks and their regulators should be ready to share information cross-border in an effective way as the coronavirus epidemic evolves, the Basel Committee of banking regulators said on Thursday.
|
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A trove of documents released by Boeing, which showed employees boasting about bullying regulators and customers, are more "troubling" to the public than U.S. regulators, a former air safety investigator told CNBC on Friday.
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And then – behind closed doors, with a wink and a nod – the activists and regulators concoct a settlement agreement that furthers activists' (and regulators') radical goals that go beyond what Congress authorized in passing laws.
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The job of regulators should be to ensure a fair market, but China's stock market is worse than a casino, as Chinese regulators' goals and the basic rules of the game can shift without warning.
|
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A 'super regulator' would theoretically supervise China's insurance, stock and banking regulators - an idea that Beijing started looking into after last summer's stock market crash was blamed in part on poor coordination between financial regulators.
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"We have been traditionally meeting regulators, now the task is a bit wider - to meet not only regulators but also potential investors who would be ready to buy bonds on the Moscow Exchange," Storchak said.
|
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U.S., Euro regulators to powwow: U.S. regulators will meet with their European counterparts on Monday to coordinate how they would safely the wind down the largest global banks in the case of severe financial distress.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Two U.S. banking regulators signed off on Tuesday on "living wills" submitted by eight large U.S. banks, although the regulators identify shortcomings in six of those plans that must be addressed.
|
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Regulators across the globe are imposing global data standards for identifying financial market participants and the contracts and financial instruments they trade in, and standardizing the data components of the transactions they transmit to regulators.
|
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While Sprint and T-Mobile have been telling federal regulators that their $26.5 billion mega-merger will be great for consumers and competition, it's becoming increasingly clear that some federal regulators just aren't buying it.
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The attempt to alter the laws governing the rule comes as regulators have also embarked on the task of rewriting the rule themselves, under a process that requires all five regulators to agree to changes.
|
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Instead, regulators moved to stop the deals with a preliminary injunction.
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The decision coming one year after regulators first proposed those changes.
|
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Regulators in other regions have said they are considering similar measures.
|
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Regulators did cite CONSOL for under-reporting in a 2013 audit.
|
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U.S. regulators aren't the only ones eyeing the e-cigarette space.
|
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Overseas regulators also stepped up scrutiny of Chinese buyers this year.
|
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However, reports say the antitrust regulators will not accept this concession.
|
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So U.S. antitrust regulators won't have much to look at it.
|
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The group said in a comment to trade regulators on Sept.
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The big question now is whether regulators will buy these arguments.
|
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In December, Indian regulators issued a temporary ban on the service.
|
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The island's financial markets will also be shut, financial regulators said.
|
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Chinese regulators insist the scheme is not a system-wide bailout.
|
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European regulators have come down hard on Google for squelching competition.
|
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Now, both regulators appear more open to changes in that approach.
|
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Aetna said it had notified regulators of its plans on Thursday.
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Regulators will approve deals if they make economic sense, Sun said.
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The company got clearance from regulators for the new ECG feature.
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That is well above the 21 percent minimum set by regulators.
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Either way, federal regulators are seriously putting postage prices under scrutiny.
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Regulators in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand have also placed Financial.
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Mississippi gambling regulators approved rules on Thursday to legalize sports betting.
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L, a deal which is currently being probed by competition regulators.
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Until last week, though, regulators have mostly stayed out of it.
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Still others had become disillusioned with corrupt and ineffective local regulators.
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The company was fined a record $60 million by Japanese regulators.
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The popularity ushered in new buyers and the attention of regulators.
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And so many regulators in many different countries agree with this.
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British regulators also said they would look into rising landline prices.
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A major concern for lawmakers and regulators has been consumer protection.
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I want regulators to work toward rebuilding the networks of America.
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That kind of reform will require regulators, politicians, and risky experiments.
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In December European regulators listed concerns over privacy and ethical issues.
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Slots at other regulators are either vacant or soon will be.
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But regulators are also changing the way they think about technology.
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That could lead to the FBI and regulators also getting involved.
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Traditionally, federal regulators oversaw car design while state officials licensed drivers.
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Musk clashes with politicians, employees, and regulators while… also… uh… technology?
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But some of Imprimis's advertising has gone too far for regulators.
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But companies have no duty to notify regulators about smaller acquisitions.
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That followed a $975 million fine from Chinese regulators in 2015.
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Regulators should ask themselves whether they have overlooked a growing problem.
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It blamed rostering problems following a rule change by Irish regulators.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is meeting with European regulators next week.
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This is a scenario regulators have said they want to avoid.
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It's a practice that's starting to attract the attention of regulators.
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But since then, Chinese regulators have come down hard on cryptocurrencies.
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The expanded response could provoke a backlash from Russian internet regulators.
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AB InBev's CEO, Carlos Brito, is stoked with the regulators' announcement.
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Anything regulators can do to foster that outcome would be beneficial.
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Regulators are wary of start-ups using presales of cryptocurrency tokens.
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Regulators are worried about how dependent banks are on the cloud.
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Previously, regulators approved a fix for 214.7,2475 other 2000-liter diesels.
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Go deeper: Amazon's house-brand products become a target for regulators
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators want to know whether Facebook's (FB.
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Whether that will be enough to satisfy regulators is not clear.
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As a result, regulators have often attempted to restrict the practice.
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Of course, it's only true because of constant vigilance by regulators!
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The worst of the fines imposed by American regulators are over.
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This is leading more global regulators to take a closer look.
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The deal is likely to face intense scrutiny by competition regulators.
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Lancelot is based in Delaware, according to documents filed with regulators.
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Regulators have approved SoftBank's planned IPO for its domestic telecom unit.
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Mr Abedian reckons that national regulators might even revoke its licence.
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Now Washington regulators are rubbing a little salt into the wound.
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It did not alert regulators of the defect at the time.
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In Europe the European Commission and national regulators divide the load.
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U.S. regulators say yes, chlorine-washed chicken is safe to eat.
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U.S. safety regulators have linked 11 deaths to Takata air bags.
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The Nikkei report said Chinese regulators started the review this month.
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Keeping regulators happy is a requirement for any company in China.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian regulators have ordered national flag carrier Garuda (GIAA.
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Foreign regulators, already wary of Chinese capital, will turn more hostile.
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Weibo has been hit hard by internet regulators in the past.
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The filing was first received by U.S. regulators on May 10.
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For antitrust regulators, the welfare of the consumer is the priority.
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O, and submissions of information to antitrust regulators reviewing the deals.
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Insurance might allay some of the regulators' concerns around cyber security.
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That's led to criticism the technology is moving faster than regulators.
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Regulators are not the only ones frustrated by Mr Musk's antics.
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For the most part, regulators have been hesitant to step in.
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Musk's claim runs the risk of confusing consumers — and frustrating regulators.
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But it's unlikely that regulators will approve the technology anytime soon.
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By then, other regulators' confidence in the FAA had been shot.
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One company is having a hard time capturing U.S. regulators: Facebook.
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It used the anti-abuse tool Greyball to subvert government regulators.
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The deal is pending approval by Brazilian antitrust regulators, CCR said.
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Volkswagen may also offer 2.0-liter vehicle fixes if regulators approve.
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If regulators work together, equivalence could be made to function well.
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Deutsche Bank has struggled with high costs and troubles with regulators.
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Regulators everywhere would like markets to switch to overnight interest rates.
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Insurers considering a rate increase must get approval from state regulators.
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Maximising benefits to society is too lofty a goal for regulators.
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Regulators are slowly turning to analyses of betting patterns as evidence.
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European regulators have made a concerted effort to deal with NPLs.
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Regulators have tried to increase competition and limit conflicts of interest.
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Now the big hurdle will be getting this approved by regulators.
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Go deeper: Competitors could arm regulators in Big Tech antitrust probes
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"They have wanted to go after methane," he said of regulators.
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Regulators may thus insist on the sale of one or other.
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Why it matters: Some critics and regulators, including 2020 candidate Sen.
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Instead regulators should sharpen tools that are already available in Europe.
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Insurance regulators in California and New Jersey are investigating the allegations.
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For these reasons, it is wrong for regulators to ban ICOs.
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The backlash against loot boxes is not coming only from regulators.
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The big picture: When corporations capture their regulators, laissez-faire fails.
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ECB'S COEURE SAYS REGULATORS MAY NEED "PROLONGED DISCUSSION" ON LIBRA RULES
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That's important for regulators' ability to craft rules on global warming.
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Two dozen cases were referred to regulators for possible legal action.
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Go deeper: Energy regulators divided over natural gas and climate change
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Go deeper: How loot boxes hooked gamers and left regulators spinning
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Other major regulators did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The carrier has duly resubmitted its JV with Qantas to regulators.
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Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's healthcare advertising business.
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The exchange can provide that information to regulators upon official request.
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Nor do regulators need to be physically close to their charges.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators who are investigating whether Alphabet unit (GOOGL.
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Oklahoma regulators have already ordered many disposal wells to curb operations.
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Today, however, customers and regulators want more than just reliable power.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. federal regulators on Wednesday ordered BNP Paribas (BNPP.
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If approved by regulators, it will put HBO, the Warner Bros.
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Last year, European regulators fined Google $5.1 billion for antitrust violations.
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A few weeks ago, state regulators sent health plans a bulletin.
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In 2013, JPMorgan agreed to pay $9 billion, according to regulators.
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Some regulators say such schemes lack transparency and carry major risks.
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Regulators found that the "list price" for items sold on Amazon.com.
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In late June, that effort was delayed again by British regulators.
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American and European regulators now say that cannot be safely accomplished.
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Some of those regulators have developed a novel argument: data coercion.
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The company also disagrees with the German regulators' finding of dominance.
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They have pushed regulators to rethink how the eSLR is calculated.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal regulators' decision to designate insurer MetLife Inc (MET.
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That decision is in the hands of regulators around the world.
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Financial regulators took action against two for-profit colleges on Monday.
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Regulators previously approved a fix for 38,000 other 3.0-liter diesels.
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Regulators have pledged to keep the property market stable in 2017.
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This sensible approach may be followed by regulators in other countries.
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Regulators in South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand are drafting similar codes.
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Regulators have told banks to strengthen risk management around property loans.
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However, regulators have raised concerns about the system's lack of transparency.
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Now, though, regulators are considering approving these internal capital calculation models.
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Uber's leveraged loan market debut in 2016 was criticized by regulators.
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The autonomous future is coming, provided regulators don't kill it first.
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Regulators in Australia also flagged concerns about the massive tie-up.
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Casino regulators raised another problem with Trump that year as well.
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Regulators around the world are beginning to take the problem seriously.
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However, Sloan struggled to satisfy regulators' demands to overhaul the bank.
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These are the pledges that regulators can hold the companies to.
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The Credit Counseling Society's Hannah urged regulators to ban the products.
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Regulators in California and Washington launched investigations into Zenefits' business practices.
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The settlement ends a two-year fight with Russian antitrust regulators.
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Regulators might retain their tough stance for years instead of months.
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The aspiring bank must also present a business plan to regulators.
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The struggle for control has also drawn the scrutiny of regulators.
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We asked if the company planned to inform regulators and customers.
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State and federal regulators have said they are monitoring the site.
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Here's what happened, according to Google's official report to California regulators.
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Undaunted, however, regulators continue to pump harmful additives into our economy.
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But he recently told The Hill that regulators should be cautious.
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The financial regulators are responding to rising concerns over cybersecurity threats.
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So do you think our regulators are up to this task?
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Regulators don't think the deal as proposed is good for consumers.
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Chinese regulators also recently announced new rules legalizing ride-hailing services.
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Federal regulators have traditionally developed and policed anti-money laundering measures.
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Regulators are also looking into allegations of insider trading by Batista.
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Faced with this gigantic muddle, many politicians and regulators just shrug.
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This spring, regulators in New York State declared the product unlawful.
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Regulators have not yet revealed a launch date for the scheme.
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British financial regulators limited interest rates on payday loans in 2015.
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Pai said the Justice Department and FTC would be strong regulators.
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The organisation will receive additional external oversight from regulators and auditors.
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Central bank regulators, already unable to control bitcoin business, are cautious.
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This would effectively shift more securities enforcement responsibilities to state regulators.
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Bitcoin fell Wednesday after indications of greater scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
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Two trends are driving the increase, consumer advocates and regulators say.
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There could be some pushback if regulators pass tough emissions rules.
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Europe's antitrust regulators are already examining other parts of Google's business.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators approved on Monday Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.
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Regulators scuttled Comcast's proposed merger of Time Warner Cable last year.
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Regulators miss the forest of competition for the tree of monopoly.
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The Shenzhen-headquartered company was fined the "maximum" amount, regulators said.
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Top bank regulators agreed fixes should be made for community banks.
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"Banks, financial regulators and tax authorities have failed," the statement said.
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But regulators have warned about the potential for fraud and abuse.
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Deliveries remain frozen until regulators approve the Max's return to service.
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Regulators banned him from managing outside money until earlier this year.
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Checking elsewhere "would be purely speculative," the Navy told state regulators.
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Several nominees to financial regulators are awaiting action by the panel.
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Regulators should make sensible exceptions for community banks, as should Congress.
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The tech industry appeared relieved by the approach EU regulators took.
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If they did, regulators could manipulate markets to suit their interests.
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That's because aviation regulators usually require them to address certain subjects.
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Air regulators haven't approved the vertical saddle seats in any country.
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In July, regulators sanctioned Holmes and invalidated years of test results.
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The report outlines 44 distinct recommendations to the industry and regulators.
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Not all privacy regulators currently have the power to levy fines.
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Disney says it still needs approval from a few other regulators.
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But Libra has faced heavy criticism from regulators and central bankers.
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"Regulators can do a lot, but things will happen," he said.
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A 2009 decision by regulators sought to address those concerns, though.
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Lawmakers and regulators around the world are also strengthening tobacco regulations.
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Now, the question turns to what regulators should or shouldn't do.
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The regulators' report, sent to the bank this week, is preliminary.
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Access soon was restored after it agreed to cooperate with regulators.
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The sale will require approval from Fitbit's stockholders and federal regulators.
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But regulators squashed the venture on worries it would stifle competition.
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The company is working towards a certification flight with regulators soon.
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To cajole the regulators, the bill also includes a time-bomb.
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Many changes drastically reshape regulators and rules established by Dodd-Frank.
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Mr. Stables, his voice rising with frustration, implored regulators to act.
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The Financial Times examines whether the regulators turned a blind eye.
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Markopolos told the WSJ he's also given it to securities regulators.
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The move is part of regulators' intensified crackdown on shadow banking.
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Lately, these companies have been running into opposition from government regulators.
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Essentially, they are holding out a carrot to the Chinese regulators.
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AND WHEN PRICES ARE MOVING THIS FAST, IT GETS REGULATORS NERVOUS.
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But that's probably not why the regulators are preoccupied with Americans.
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The revolving door has been spinning particularly fast at financial regulators.
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Regulators concede that the financial harm to consumers was not huge.
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Regulators have so far not revealed the findings of their investigations.
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Regulators also have imposed higher capital cushions in case of crisis.
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But Trump-era regulators seem much more receptive to industry consolidation.
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Under any president, the deal will be highly scrutinized by regulators.
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Federal regulators are currently looking into a number of similar programs.
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Regulators also revisited a more fundamental concept: the value of life.
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Federal regulators endorsed automated vehicles and issued new guidelines this week.
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However, a bipartisan group of five regulators unanimously rejected that plan.
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Stopping that will likely need regulators to step in and intervene.
|
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The companies are still waiting on approval from regulators in California.
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The regulators are trying to use policies to block the holes.
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The misleading claims, touting ineffective nostra, have the attention of regulators.
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The deal has received approval from eight of nine global regulators.
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But remember, rates still need to be approved by state regulators.
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While working with regulators, 23andMe found other ways to generate revenue.
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U.S. regulators view one of those devices as a defeat device.
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Boeing spokesman Doug Alder said regulators supported the resumption of flights.
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Tesco rose 6.2 percent after regulators approved its takeover of Booker.
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Facebook, Amazon, and Apple have also drawn scrutiny from competition regulators.
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We should all want companies and regulators to maximize that goal.
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Any conflicting language or vagueness will surely be spotted by regulators.
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Citi disclosed the flaw to regulators, including the CFPB, in 2017.
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Regulators have not released additional Bond Connect data since July 3.
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ESMA also said regulators should not design "fast-track" authorization processes.
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The proliferation of wealth management products has drawn concern from regulators.
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Beyond bank workers, the bill also is aimed at protecting regulators.
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But Germany has long been one of Europe's more enthusiastic regulators.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. regulators have agreed to let the Airbus (AIR.
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State regulators have not yet announced next year's premium rate hike.
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It did not say which other regulators had requested more details.
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Regulators have yet to significantly curtail water extraction by lithium miners.
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Instead, the bet unnerved MF Global's investors, regulators and ratings agencies.
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The rate requests must be approved by regulators and may change.
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Nevertheless, regulators can acquire the equipment needed to pave over them.
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We rely on competition to set prices; we're not price regulators.
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He said the bank is still continuing to work with regulators.
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And regulators in other countries have already clamped down on tech.
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Now, regulators are hoping a court order might change Facebook's tune.
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Regulators of the world, beware: you might be creating a monster.
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Some regulators may view this as akin to a bank deposit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nebraska regulators weighing the fate of TransCanada Corp's (TRP.
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Regulators may now also take a close look at Valeant's accounting.
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U.S. regulators differ in their definitions of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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I will pull back the regulators that are killing small businesses.
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The industry is quickly evolving, and regulators need to innovate, too.
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"This topic is really resonating with the regulators," Owens told Motherboard.
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One worry might be that regulators or competition authorities may intervene.
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Regulators would draw a clear line on that kind of practice.
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It also provided an incentive for regulators to attack financial fraud.
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What role do we have as policymakers, our regulators, government etc.?
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Sometimes we talk through the regulators, but that's not easily understandable.
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He convinced Facebook to let French regulators investigate on moderation processes.
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Deliveries remain frozen until regulators approve the MAX's return to service.
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This model would be maintained by close co-operation between regulators.
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Revolving door regulators in the telecom sector are certainly nothing new.
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California regulators had argued for the standards taking effect in 2024.
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Access was soon restored after it agreed to cooperate with regulators.
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It requires the government to recruit and train scores of regulators.
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The deal still needs the go-ahead from government antitrust regulators.
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Reactivating MCAS is contrary to advice issued by Boeing and regulators.
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Some, like Connecticut and Maryland, have been strong regulators of premiums.
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This code must be used to send financial data to regulators.
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But there are signs regulators are growing nervous about frothy valuations.
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The transaction is subject to approval by regulators of El Salvador.
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Tech groups are already complaining about regulators singling out internet giants.
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Initially, state regulators did not consider Mr. Clarke a realistic option.
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Almost a year after U.S regulators found that Volkswagen (VW) (VOWG_p.
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And regulators say it has been used to swindle overseas investors.
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Regulators are always one step behind, so self-regulation is better.
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But with its banking regulators, Wells Fargo was not as contrite.
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Mr. Scheiner's nursing homes have received subpar ratings from federal regulators.
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And so far, regulators and the public are largely standing by.
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WASHINGTON — Federal regulators and state prosecutors are opening investigations into Facebook.
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But that worried net neutrality activists, as well as Indian regulators.
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Wells Fargo said it was working with regulators on the matter.
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Regulators should take a close look at the iPhone App Store.
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Federal antitrust regulators must be more vigorous in opposing such mergers.
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Some banks offered "deposit advances" before regulators halted them in 2013.
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European regulators have also asked for more details about the project.
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Federal regulators and state attorneys general probably won't provide much satisfaction.
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Only after the crash in Ethiopia did regulators ground the Max.
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Airlines, passengers and even Indonesian regulators were left in the dark.
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Regulators have also ordered banks to lend more to private businesses.
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European regulators have signaled a strong displeasure with Facebook's privacy policies.
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Surrounded by regulators, he slowly realizes the precarious position he's in.
|
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Meanwhile, investigating Wynn are gaming regulators for Nevada, Massachusetts and Macau.
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"A lot depends on how the regulators respond," McGuinness told Reuters.
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On Tuesday, European regulators banned the jets, following similar moves elsewhere.
|
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Alphabet is not the only company feeling the sting of regulators.
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Some 622,000 Canadians may have been affected, according to the regulators.
|
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TikTok's lax controls have also incurred the wrath of American regulators.
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Regulators are now trying to determine what training will be required.
|
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A questioner asked if regulators now effectively run the big banks.
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That resulted in a $185 million penalty from regulators in 2016.
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The public documents filed with regulators provide some previously undisclosed clues.
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Regulators in the United States label these substitutions as economic deception.
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But regulators rejected them, saying they were likely to cause offense.
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That's what bankers, lawyers and government regulators are supposed to do.
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Equifax said in a statement that it was cooperating with regulators.
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The bottom line: Competition will keep consumers, regulators and lawmakers happy.
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The balance of power will tip immediately to traders from regulators.
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Several other regulators also house market-moving information, including enforcement actions.
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Should regulators be swayed to give these lobbyists a regulatory handout?
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Mr. Patt calls it "a way of building trust" with regulators.
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The bank regulators have begun the process of installing forbearance standards.
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Regulators said the early adoption could "smooth disruptions" in the market.
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She said she hoped regulators in neighboring Nebraska were paying attention.
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In 2011, regulators scuttled its proposed deal to acquire T-Mobile.
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European regulators opened an investigation into those issues earlier this month.
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But regulators must ensure they're safe before people will accept them.
|
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But the regulators also need to sign off on the deal.
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The settlement still needs approval from U.S. regulators, the bank said.
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Regulators are looking to spur financial inclusion with fintech-friendly regulations.
|
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Lyft officials have met with transport regulators in the past year.
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The move comes as Google faces increased scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
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There are several steps regulators could take under the authorities above.
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Many of the companies rely on good relationships with financial regulators.
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The planes have yet to be cleared for use by regulators.
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This is to appease both advertisers and government regulators, he said.
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Regulators and economists are also questioning where China's lending comes from.
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The ministries and regulators did not respond to requests for comment.
|
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The regulators are investigating Indian e-commerce company Flipkart as well.
|
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Chinese regulators are taking aim at Anbang for its sales practices.
|
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That method of fundraising has increasingly caught the attention of regulators.
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Regulators want a more transparent, centrally-cleared model that exchanges offer.
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Bank regulators on both sides have agreed to continue sharing information.
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Instead, the company was using a defeat device to cheat regulators.
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Regulators granted DirecTV permission to complete the maneuver on January 19.
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Regulators would also be instructed to implement the "least-costly" regulations.
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That said, it would require regulators to show actual economic harm.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. safety regulators are investigating Ford Motor Co's (F.
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Wells Fargo is, once again, in a sticky spot with regulators.
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Premier Li Keqiang openly criticized financial regulators as not responding sufficiently.
|
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Irish regulators are investigating because Facebook's international headquarters is in Dublin.
|
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Vestager had previously said such incidents were handled by privacy regulators.
|
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Mr. Blackburn said he sold his shares before regulators took action.
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It's normal for regulators to take on the companies it oversees.
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But there is a limit to what the regulators can do.
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It would also be easier if regulators tempered their emissions expectations.
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State regulators have set a hearing on the issue for October.
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Regulators put a cap on the bank's growth earlier this year.
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Regulators around the world grounded the Max after the second accident.
|
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Now, regulators in other countries are speaking out about their doubts.
|
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Canada's main bank regulators said they did not track such data.
|
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American and European regulators are likely to be much more punitive.
|
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Chinese regulators have been ramping up their crackdown on cryptocurrency exchanges.
|
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It's not just Chinese regulators taking a closer look at bitcoin.
|
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Regulators took no action against Dowson or Hope after the case.
|
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Then, on Friday, Chinese regulators banned digital currency exchange trading altogether.
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But regulators might put the acquisition on ice over privacy concerns.
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There's plenty more for EU and hopefully U.S. regulators to investigate.
|
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Positive results could tee up a submission for approval from regulators.
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China's leaders are pushing regulators and bankers to address the problems.
|
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It was granted a banking license by U.K. regulators in 2015.
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Banks: Wall Street regulators are delaying new cybersecurity standards for banks.
|
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But U.S. regulators have signaled plans to do just the opposite.
|
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That response needs staff and financial experience, which the regulators have.
|
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And few believed that regulators would compel them to do so.
|
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Chinese regulators have been ramping up their crackdown on cryptocurrency businesses.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 27 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will decide by Feb.
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First, a rule from securities regulators goes into effect on Feb.
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Measures proposed by regulators include stress tests on uninsured mortgage borrowers.
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They are separated from their safety regulators, usually at arm's length.
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Regulators are now looking to tighten the rules governing e-cigarettes.
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Regulators are looking into bank loans used to finance the buys.
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The regulators will discuss the Yahoo and WhatsApp cases in November.
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Regulators can slow down its diffusion but not indefinitely halt it.
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Of course, he skips an essential step, registering them with regulators.
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But would a Schwab-TD Ameritrade merger get by federal regulators?
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I can see how this structure would be attractive to regulators.
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But will a Schwab-TD Ameritrade merger get by federal regulators?
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Autopilot has faced intense scrutiny in the past from U.S. regulators.
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Wall Street will continue to evolve – and so must our regulators.
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Still, there are more bridges to build with policymakers and regulators.
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Following their review, the regulators may choose to start an investigation.
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Sculptors, not financiers and regulators, are waging Wall Street's latest battle.
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The de-designation also came at a critical time for regulators.
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Texas is becoming one of the most active regulators of cryptocurrencies.
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But once again, federal regulators have found fault with the program.
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VESTBERG: AGAIN, YOU SHOULD ASK REGULATORS, I AM NOT THE REGULATOR.
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But Wells Fargo still remains in the penalty box with regulators.
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Federal regulators have approved a merger between two giant outdoors retailers.
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But did the company have to deceive regulators to do it?
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In 230, state securities regulators conducted 22019 investigations into private placements.
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But it could reverse course if regulators change media ownership regulations.
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You don't wait for the regulators and lawmakers, you lead them.
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Experts say it could also diminish the role played by regulators.
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Regulators decided to let the plane continue flying despite this analysis.
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But it's unclear how regulators will respond to the latest deal.
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But FSOC is more than just a coffee klatch for regulators.
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Uber's new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, is in Tokyo meeting regulators.
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Insurers need to submit plans to regulators in April and May.
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Yet critics question whether Monsanto has had undue influence over regulators.
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Regulators, meanwhile, would serve everyone well if they too looked back.
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But regulators have so far proved eager to accommodate SpaceX's plans.
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