FTC Settles Safe Harbor Noncompliance Charges
In late January, 12 U.S. companies settled with the Federal Trade Commission over charges of deceptive representation of compliance with the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor framework. Three cases involved false...
View ArticleWill Shine the Light Law be Snuffed?
California’s nine-year-old “Shine the Light” law was designed to empower consumers to request and receive information from businesses about how and when their personal information is being shared with...
View ArticleMichael Sturrock: New rules on data are good business practice
Well, the day is finally here. For those who have worked on the creation and implementation of GDPR since 2011, it probably won’t seem real – until the first GDPR question of the day arrives into...
View ArticleLongmont‘s Hover Senior Living expansion aims for affordability, 24-hour care
An expansion project will begin this week at Longmont‘s Hover Senior Living Community that aims to add affordable, full-time skilled nursing care in a non-institutional setting. In planning stages for...
View ArticleCEO leaving, COO promoted at CANarchy, which includes Oskar Blues
David Pillsbury is leaving his position as CEO of CANarchy Craft Brewery Collective, a group of beer companies that includes Oskar Blues, according to . Pillsbury had been in that role for six months....
View ArticleProceeds from Longmont sushi restaurant grand opening to be donated
All of the proceeds from Thursday‘s grand opening for Sumo Sushi Grill in Longmont will be donated to the Wild Plum Center. The center provides childhood education and developmental services to...
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