Chinese judicial authorities propose treating the use of privacy coins and crypto mixers as clear indicators of money laundering intent. This move aims to address challenges in prosecuting virtual currency crimes due to their anonymous and decentralized nature. The proposal includes a new legal framework that presumes intent based on specific behaviors and supports using blockchain data as self-authenticating evidence. This could lead to stricter enforcement and better recovery of illicit funds in China.
Lands' End awarded CEO Charlie Cole inducement grants including 109,361 restricted stock units and options for 166,018 shares at $11.43 each, vesting over three years. These grants are outside shareholder-approved plans and aim to incentivize his lea...
Canon U.S.A. revealed its next-generation varioPRESS iV7 B2+ sheetfed inkjet press at the thINK Ahead 2026 conference, marking its first U.S. live demonstration. The varioPRESS iV7 offers high-speed printing up to 8,700 B2 sheets per hour, bridging t...
The U.S. Department of War has suspended the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase II requirements originally set for November 2026, following concerns from small defense contractors about high compliance costs and bureaucratic burd...
The 2026 SANS AI Survey reveals rapid AI adoption in cybersecurity, with 78% of organizations using AI, up from 50% last year. However, governance structures and formal audit frameworks have not kept pace, leading to increased AI-related failures in ...
Oak Valley Community Bank has appointed Joel Burns as Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer at its Lodi branch. Burns brings 25 years of experience in commercial banking, focusing on relationship management and business lending, particularly for...
