Breaking sanctions: Bay State man convicted of selling banned electronics to Iran

A Massachusetts man was found guilty Monday of conspiring to unlawfully export electronic components to Iran in violation of ...
Texas Public Radio

Mexico’s cattle ranchers fear screwworm crisis could permanently reshape cross-border trade

Mexico’s cattle industry is facing a convergence of drought, disease and disrupted trade that has cut northern Mexican ...
India Today

Massachusetts man guilty in Iran sanctions case over drone-linked electronics

A Massachusetts jury found Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi guilty of conspiring to export electronic components to Iran. The verdict underscores US scrutiny of sanctions breaches tied to sensitive ...

Are Corporate and White-Collar Investigations Really Declining—or Just Changing?

Enforcement has shifted to high-priority areas like healthcare fraud, sanctions, terrorism, immigration, and prediction ...
PV Tech

The moving target: protecting solar procurement contracts against duties, tariffs, and import prohibitions

Intertek CEA explores how companies have to navigate US solar PV procurement contracts amidst tariffs and customs risks.

Export Controls Without Borders: How Foreign-Made Products Trigger U.S. Criminal Liability

As the Foreign Direct Product Rule (FDPR) expands U.S. export controls beyond American borders, multinational companies face increasing compliance and criminal exposure.
The Next Web

Automotive requirements management in 2026: 7 solutions compared

A comparison of seven automotive requirements management platforms for 2026, evaluating Jama Connect, Visure, Codebeamer, Polarion, IBM DOORS, Valispace, and ReqView across ISO 26262 compliance, ...

Trump restrictions on private AI models turns attention to open source

The Trump administration’s latest restrictions on private AI model releases is ramping up the push for open-source ...