One person is dead and 48 others across 10 states have been sickened in an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that appears to be linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders and the slivered onions used on the burgers, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. McDonald’s has paused distribution of the slivered onions and removed … Read more
By Greg Care In this blog, we’ll be reviewing the status of the litigation challenging the validity of the FTC’s rule prohibiting nearly all non-competes. There have been some interesting developments that affect whether the rule will ever be enforced. To recap, in April 2024, the FTC issued a regulation that, except in limited circumstances, … Read more
By Dale Porfilio, Chief Insurance Officer, Insurance Information Institute As part of its ongoing work to raise awareness of the impacts of legal system abuse, the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) launched a multi-faceted campaign focusing on Georgia. The campaign includes an Interstate 20 billboard in Downtown Atlanta and digital billboards on bus stops and other … Read more
Oktane 2024 arrived as security professionals found themselves facing a number of pressing issues. Over the course of the conference, Okta executives sat down with the CyberRisk TV team to discuss what they see as some of the biggest issues and what possible solutions might be on offer. Building a security culture For Charlotte Wylie, … Read more
The National Committee for Quality Assurance, one of the top health care accrediting bodies nationally, gave Kaiser Permanente of Colorado’s commercial and Medicare health plans the highest ratings in Colorado. The Medicare health plan is one of only 5 Medicare health plans in the U.S. to earn a 5-star rating from NCQA, which looked at … Read more
