When Disclosure Pays: Evidence from the Over-The-Counter Markets

When Disclosure Pays: Evidence from the Over-The-Counter Markets Date: 2025-09-25T12:23:45+00:00Article URL: https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2025/09/25/when-disclosure-pays-evidence-from-the-over-the-counter-markets/Image: Thumbnail Summary Robert Bartlett and Colleen Honigsberg analyse the 2020 amendments to SEC Rule 15c2-11, which for the first time required OTC issuers to provide current periodic disclosure in order to retain public quotations. The rule’s compliance deadline was 28 September 2021. The […]

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Greek owners to play important role in development of the nuclear for maritime sector

Greek owners to play important role in development of the nuclear for maritime sector Summary Industry leaders at the ARGO: New Nuclear for Greek Maritime summit in Athens highlighted that nuclear energy — especially small modular reactors (SMRs) and floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) — is becoming a commercially credible option for shipping and coastal […]

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One of the first to benefit from Trump’s cuts to environmental review: a Nevada gold mine

One of the first to benefit from Trump’s cuts to environmental review: a Nevada gold mine Summary Orla Mining’s proposed South Railroad open-pit gold and silver mine near Elko, Nevada, is set to be among the first projects processed under the Biden-era-but-then-updated NEPA guidance pushed by the Trump administration that speeds permitting by sharply limiting […]

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Nevada and the Justice Department sign agreement that will remove the state from ‘sanctuary’ list

Nevada and the Justice Department sign agreement that will remove the state from ‘sanctuary’ list Summary Nevada has signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Justice that will take the state off a federal “sanctuary” list. The deal — signed by Governor Joe Lombardo’s office and announced by the DOJ — commits […]

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Court revives White former NYC school executive’s bias case over allegedly racist DEI training

Court revives White former NYC school executive’s bias case over allegedly racist DEI training Summary The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived part of a White former New York City Department of Education executive’s lawsuit alleging race discrimination tied to mandatory implicit-bias training. The plaintiff, in Chislett v. N.Y.C. Dep’t of Educ., claimed demotion, […]

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BC lawsuit alleges Roblox gambling

BC lawsuit alleges Roblox gambling Summary The requested page on Canadian Gaming Business returned a Cloudflare “Just a moment…” verification (HTTP 403), preventing direct access. Based on the URL and available headline information, the story concerns a British Columbia lawsuit accusing Roblox of enabling gambling on its platform. The complaint reportedly centres on how virtual […]

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The surveillance upgrade that changed everything at Pechanga

The surveillance upgrade that changed everything at Pechanga Summary eConnect has overhauled Pechanga Resort Casino’s surveillance by turning video footage into a live, searchable database of faces and movement. Their AI-powered facial recognition and behavioural analytics enrol every face captured on camera in real time, vectorise images and link matches to movement and transactional data. […]

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