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Connecticut's New AI and Privacy Laws (October 2026): A Complete Business Guide
Guides

Connecticut's New AI and Privacy Laws (October 2026): A Complete Business Guide

From 1 October 2026, Connecticut enforces sweeping AI and privacy rules β€” from chatbot disclosures to hiring algorithms to personalized pricing. Here's the complete compliance guide.

Meridian Newsroom30 Sept 20266 min read
Disney Tightens the Screws: Four-Day Office Mandate Signals the Next Phase of the Return-to-Office Era
Future of Work

Disney Tightens the Screws: Four-Day Office Mandate Signals the Next Phase of the Return-to-Office Era

Disney is extending its four-day in-office requirement to remote product and technology staff β€” with termination on the table for non-compliance β€” as media giants harden their stance on flexible work.

Meridian Newsroom30 Sept 20267 min read
The UK's Crypto Authorisation Window Opens Today β€” and Labels Won't Save Anyone
Digital Economy

The UK's Crypto Authorisation Window Opens Today β€” and Labels Won't Save Anyone

The FCA's application window for crypto asset authorisation opens September 30 and closes February 28, 2027. The regulator's final guidance is blunt: it will judge firms by what they do, not what they call themselves.

Meridian Newsroom29 Sept 20265 min read
After Congress Deadlocked on Crypto, the SEC and CFTC Are Writing the Rulebook Themselves
Digital Economy

After Congress Deadlocked on Crypto, the SEC and CFTC Are Writing the Rulebook Themselves

The CLARITY Act fell 49–50 in the Senate on September 15. Within days, the CFTC filed a crypto rulemaking with the OMB and the SEC advanced Regulation Crypto Assets β€” the agencies are filling the legislative vacuum with or without Congress.

Meridian Newsroom29 Sept 20266 min read
Europe Starts Enforcing the AI Act β€” and Italy Makes Safety Failures a Crime
Artificial Intelligence

Europe Starts Enforcing the AI Act β€” and Italy Makes Safety Failures a Crime

The EU AI Office's first coordinated inspection wave is demanding engineering evidence from hiring, credit and healthcare AI β€” while Italy's new Article 437-bis puts AI governance failures in the criminal code.

Meridian Newsroom29 Sept 20267 min read