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In a move that will change how companies make decisions regarding sensitive technologies and products, President Trump signed into law the Maintaining American Superiority...

Beacons have been around for years in online and mobile media channels, but they now seem poised to dramatically impact brick-and-mortar businesses.

The California governor recently signed three AI bills into law, two of which will go into effect January 1, 2027, and one took immediate effect.

Advances in technology over the last decade have changed the way that companies communicate with customers, with clients and with each other. Rather than making phone calls or sending letters, employees today, armed with lap tops and the latest hand held devices, zip off unprecedented numbers of emails and text messages all vying to provide the most current information possible.

In response to a Letter Request filed on August 31, 2012 by a coalition of major broadcast groups headed by Univision Communications, the Federal Communications Commission's Media Bureau has now invited comments from the public.

Are hackers still out there causing mischief on the Internet?

The ERP implementation landscape is fundamentally tilted against customers, with vendors and consultants prioritizing their own revenue interests over client success.

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Smartphone makers are receiving an increasing number of requests from U.S. law enforcement agencies for assistance in bypassing password protections on encrypted mobile devices seized from criminal suspects.

Once upon a time, holiday shopping meant schlepping from one store to another, braving traffic and crowds, with the hope of finding the perfect gifts.

Hacking attacks have been part of the Internet landscape, unfortunately, since the dawn of Cyberspace.

Cloud computing is transforming entire industries by making massive quantities of computing power available to even the smallest companies.

Today's teens certainly constitute the social media generation. And a recent study titled "Teens, Social Media and Privacy" by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project sheds light on this phenomenon.

On December 3, 2012, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Celador International, Inc. v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., et al. upheld an interesting jury verdict, resulting in a $319 million judgment against Disney relating to an agreement for ABC to obtain the North American rights to the hit TV show, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"

Once upon a time, shopping was a time-consuming endeavor.

On January 27, 2015, the Federal Trade Commission issued a 71-page report on the Internet of Things, the vast universe of interconnected devices that can collect information and communicate with other devices to make our lives easier.

Virginia has enacted legislation banning the sale of precise geolocation data, amending its Consumer Data Protection Act to join Oregon and Maryland in restricting these sensitive data flows.

Ankura's insights explore critical challenges across cybersecurity, private equity, data infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. From emerging AI-driven malware threats and supply chain vulnerabilities to private equity exit strategies and data center transformation, these analyses examine how organizations navigate complex operational, financial, and technological landscapes in an era of rapid disruption.