Adrianne Appel is a Reporter at Compliance Week. She covers regulatory news, policy, and trends, focusing on law and legal affairs, litigation, and legislation, with a particular emphasis on data protection, privacy laws, and federal legislation. Adrianne's work has been featured in OneTrust and Compliance Week.
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By: Adrianne Appel
In-depth analysis and peer practice for 10,000+ risk and compliance leaders. HQP benchmarking, LPEC certification, and the ECI Compliance Week App included.
By: Adrianne Appel
In-depth analysis and peer practice for 10,000+ risk and compliance leaders. HQP benchmarking, LPEC certification, and the ECI Compliance Week App included.
By: Adrianne Appel
A former director of biopharmaceutical company, Chinook Therapeutics, has been sentenced to prison for insider trading related to the company's $3.2
By: Adrianne Appel
In-depth analysis and peer practice for 10,000+ risk and compliance leaders. HQP benchmarking, LPEC certification, and the ECI Compliance Week App included.
By: Adrianne Appel
Amazon has agreed to pay $2.25 million for failing to provide records to customers who were victims of identity theft, as required by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said.
Seven companies received warnings Monday from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for falsely claiming their products were made in the United States.
A California man was sentenced Tuesday to more than six years in prison for fraudulently obtaining about $39 million in business loans from seven
By: Adrianne Appel
Travel app Hopper has agreed to pay $35 million and prove compliance with a settlement for 15 years to resolve allegations it charged hidden fees
By: Adrianne Appel
A former AstraZeneca employee and member of a company due diligence team has agreed to settle insider trading charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
By: Adrianne Appel
Edwards Lifesciences Corp. will pay a $10 million penalty and create and maintain an antitrust compliance program under a pending agreement with the U.S.
