WASHINGTON, DC – Recently, the U.S. Department of the Treasury proposed sweeping new restrictions under the Comprehensive Outbound Investment National Security (COINS) Act, which in part prohibits certain investments by US persons in companies abroad. The sweeping new proposed regulations ...
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In a new opinion piece for the Sacramento Business Journal, HLF’s president pushes back on California lawmakers’ latest attempt to scapegoat technology as the cause of the state’s affordable housing crisis. California’s continued war on pricing software highlights a misguided ...
Read MoreHLF president Mario H. Lopez recently sent a letter to the editor, in response to a recent op-ed in California calling for ban on the use of artificial intelligence to set market-based rent prices in the state. Published in the ...
Read MoreTomorrow, July 22, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on a proposal make more wireless spectrum available for licensed commercial use. This is a constructive move as consumer demand for wireless traffic has been consistently increasing and will surge in ...
Read MoreWith increased focus on affordability, some policymakers around the country have taken up the “right to repair” mantra. States have introduced right to repair legislation designed to give consumers more options for fixing the products they own. This is ...
Read MoreThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to vote on a network modernization plan at its March 26 Open Meeting. The decision will shape the country’s digital future and be a cornerstone for the 21st century economy. Outdated rules have ...
Read MoreEarlier this year, the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act) was signed into law. Stablecoins, a form of cryptocurrency, are backed by traditional assets—the U.S. dollar, for example. Stablecoins are used to exchange other cryptocurrencies. ...
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