New York Department of Financial Services superintendent Benjamin Lawsky revealed the agency's plans of enforcing regulations regarding digital currency businesses and said that it would be using existing money laundering laws to do so.
Data thefts at U.S. retailers have rekindled enthusiasm in Congress for a single federal law on how customers should be notified about such breaches, but those efforts face the same roadblock as in the past: dozens of overlapping state laws already in place.
Parent company of "Comedy Central," Viacom, said in a statement that it fully supports the comedy show's brazen move to establish a parody coffee shop mimicking the iconic coffee giant's trademark store and offerings.
New Jersey company Diece-Lisa Industries claimed that the depiction of the "Lotso" character in the blockbuster animation movie "Toy Story 3" had harmed the company's business, with special citation of the status of its licensing agreement with Interactive Group.
