David Jolly
Editor and Reporter at Bloomberg Industry Group
My opinions. Your life is your message.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Tonya Riley |David Jolly |Jeff Harrington
Recent “kids code” legislation passed by Vermont and Nebraska threatens companies with new compliance hurdles. Both the Nebraska Age-Appropriate Design Code Act and Vermont Age-Appropriate Design Code Act protect the covered data of minors under 18 and limit the types of design features companies can use on underage audiences. The Nebraska code was signed into law by Gov. Jim Pillen (R) on May 30 and goes into effect in Jan. 2026. The Vermont code awaits the signature of Gov.
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3 weeks ago |
heraldtribune.com | Byron Donalds |David Jolly |Cheryl McCloud |James Call
Show Caption Hide Caption David Jolly is running for Florida governorFormer Tampa Bay U.S. Rep. David Jolly is running to be the next governor of Florida. David Jolly, a former congressman, announced he will run for Florida governor in the 2026 election. Formerly a Republican, Jolly switched to Democrat earlier this year. Current Gov. Ron DeSantis will not be eligible to run in 2026 due to term limits.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Andrew Ramonas |Jeff Harrington |David Jolly
ConocoPhillips and Exxon Mobil are avoiding the “Gulf of America.” Chevron and Hess are jumping in. President Donald Trump’s new name for the Gulf of Mexico, as it has been known since the 16th century, is fueling a corporate divide over what to call the body of water stretching from Florida to Texas. Big companies with ties to the area have deployed various aliases in communications with investors since Trump renamed the gulf in January—if they talk about it at all.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | David Jolly |Jeff Harrington
AI’s potential to outperform humans in certain functions, as in some aspects of health care, poses malpractice risks for firms and providers when they don’t use the optimal artificial intelligence tools, attorneys and industry insiders say. “I don’t think we’re there yet,” said Annmarie Giblin, an attorney at Norton Rose Fulbright who specializes in cybersecurity, privacy and data management.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Cassandre Coyer |Catalina Camia |Jeff Harrington |David Jolly
A crucial step in handling the sale of genetic data from over 15 million 23andMe customers now rests largely in the hands of a law professor. The May 19 announcement that Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. will buy most of the assets of the bankrupt genetic testing provider started a countdown for Washington University School of Law professor Neil Richards, the court-appointed privacy ombudsman, to investigate the company’s privacy policies.
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Une proposition de loi adoptée à l’unanimité par les députés...
"Dreyfus, on arrête là !" A la demande expresse des militaires, l’Elysée renonce à inscrire à l'ordre du jour du Sénat la proposition de loi adoptée par l’Assemblée qui promeut le capitaine Dreyfus au grade de général, à titre posthume. https://t.co/YfJSTDvDzX
"There could be almost 10 million borrowers in default in a few months," the Department of Education said. "When this happens, almost 25% of the federal student loan portfolio will be in default." @SingletaryM on deciding whether to go to college. https://t.co/Ax2qf71Ds5
It really doesn't have to be this way. https://t.co/GExVPemZvS
