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Category: Risk Factors

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Year in Review: Five Key Themes in Corporate Governance for 2025

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As 2025 entered its waning months, a handful of topics kept resurfacing on this blog. They reflected the ways in which companies were genuinely reshaping how they think about governance, disclosure and risk. Here’s a look back at five of th...

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Use of Anthropic’s Tools in Cyberattack Sounds Alarm for AI Risk

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Artificial intelligence start-up Anthropic shocked the technology community when it announced on November 13 that it had uncovered the first documented case of a cyberattack largely executed using AI tools with no human intervention. In a d...

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AI Gains Are Losses for White-Collar Workers

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Policymakers frequently point to career retraining as a remedy for workers in sectors affected by disruptive technological innovations. Most notably, as automation affected the demand for labor in the manufacturing industry, retraining prog...

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Disclosure Leads List of Risks for Companies During Shutdown

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When the federal government shuts down, attention typically focuses on disrupted public services and impacts on government employees. For instance, staffing shortages have caused longer airport lines and flight delays since the shutdown beg...

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Narrative Contradictions: An Emerging Corporate Governance Risk

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Publicly traded companies generate voluminous amounts of information in public statements required by law. Meanwhile, regulators, investors, and stakeholders scrutinize this information for more than just accuracy. As a result, corporations...

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