The so-called “de minimis exception” to the US tariff laws allows otherwise dutiable shipments to enter the country tariff-free if they...

The US Justice Department in late April asked a federal court to order the breakup of Google as a monopoly in online search.  Google was...

Tech giant Apple has been in the news for its reported moves to mitigate the impact of US tariffs against Chinese goods and components on...

It is well known that state actors (such as intelligence agencies) and those sponsored by hostile states commonly use cyber attack...

The tariffs announced by the administration since January have been largely based on powers that allow the discretion to address a...

In its early April announcement of new tariffs to cover all goods imported to the US, the administration imposed several new rules on...

The imposition of blanket tariffs, some massive, on nearly all goods imported to the US has prompted announcements from wholesalers and...

On March 21st, the Treasury Department issued an “Interim Final Rule” that replaces the regulations formerly governing the Corporate...

On March 21st, the Treasury Department issued an “Interim Final Rule” that replaces the regulations formerly governing the Corporate...

As with privacy and big tech generally, Congress has demonstrated repeated interest in, and repeatedly failed at, regulating how online...

The US administration said in late February that it would allow previously-paused tariffs to go live in early March regarding Canada and...

The attached piece from the Wall Street Journal covers an interesting collateral effect of tariffs on the economy: secondary services (in...