China has been brandishing the tools it could deploy in the event of a new trade war with the U.S.—but using them too aggressively risks backfiring on Beijing https://t.co/EMlZ64mWGV via @WSJ
From Ford to Walmart, some big companies dialed back diversity efforts in 2024 as activists pressed. Under the next Trump administration, the pressure will grow. https://t.co/kK1JRI2rGp via @WSJ
President Biden and President-elect Trump both advocate a tough stance on China, but have substantially different strategies on how to interact with Beijing https://t.co/iUF79J2W1I via @WSJ
President-elect Donald Trump on Friday asked the Supreme Court to stop a federal law banning TikTok from taking effect next month https://t.co/IYhwIcpwVp via @WSJ
In today's Morning Risk Report: Trump’s Russia sanctions strategy is running hot and cold, and tech giants are revising AI product claims that faced scrutiny https://t.co/Gz8dXXuXst
In today's Morning Risk Report: Liquidators have filed a $2.7 billion lawsuit against Standard Chartered Bank over the 1MDB scandal. And Hollywood is confronting AI chaos in Washington and the courts. https://t.co/j0WZnXt87i
In today's Morning Risk Report: An army of North Korean workers have taken jobs at companies around the world. And a new U.S. rule might spur a surge in entities facing export controls. https://t.co/7QQuec0N5C
In today's Morning Risk Report: Trump says the U.S. won't lift sanctions on Iran. And a sanctioned steelmaker finds a buyer for plants in the U.S. and Canada. https://t.co/SP7tZ7edgo
In today's Morning Risk Report: Mexico takes over two small local banks sanctioned by Washington. And Apple reworks its European app store policy to try to duck EU antitrust fines. https://t.co/SaUFSdwrZx
In today's Morning Risk Report: Small businesses are likely to bear the brunt of Iran's cyber wrath. And New York wants to build of the first U.S. nuclear-power plants in a generation, in what would be a test of President Trump's regulatory overhaul. https://t.co/0Ry4UBup0H
In today's Morning Risk Report: The possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz is keeping global markets on edge. And state AGs are stepping up to take on a greater enforcement role. https://t.co/o4YA4B1aQl
In today's Morning Risk Report: New FCPA guidance leaves wide enforcement path, and obscure Chinese stock scams dupe American investors by the thousands https://t.co/yYzDIQgMxM
In today's Morning Risk Report: Israel attack could bring new business risks, even if not followed by more sanctions, and Chinese AI companies dodge U.S. chip curbs by flying suitcases of hard drives abroad https://t.co/azjG34mRB5
In today's Morning Risk Report: The Justice Department resumes foreign-bribery work but cuts cases after Trump’s pause, and an appeals court keeps Trump’s sweeping tariffs in place for now https://t.co/5l1G14w49X
In today's Morning Risk Report: Inside the online marketplaces that enable ‘pig butchering’ scams, and a crypto company founder charged with money laundering, sanctions evasion https://t.co/jgtu5cjfkX
In today's Morning Risk Report: Trump is weighing more Russia sanctions, so what's left? And, Switzerland puts tough banking curbs on UBS to prevent another Credit Suisse https://t.co/pooHs6bw7s
In today's Morning Risk Report: Wells Fargo CEO embraces newfound freedom, and corporate prosecutors are instructed to prioritize victim compensation https://t.co/0VWDsCk0Xy
In today's Morning Risk Report: BlackRock is off Texas’ blacklist, and CrowdStrike is cooperating with federal probes into July software outage https://t.co/LY0MWGDuyD
In today's Morning Risk Report: Iran-backed militias turned to Visa and Mastercard to access U.S. dollars, and the CFTC enforcement chief is out. https://t.co/ZK7l8ChYrR