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DOE Seeks Public Comment On Bulk-Power System Executive Order
The U.S. Department of Energy is seeking public input on implementing Executive Order 14421, which grants sweeping authority to restrict foreign-produced electric equipment in the nation's bulk-power system. With broad implications for utilities, manufacturers, and energy infrastructure projects, stakeholders have until October 9, 2026, to shape regulations that could fundamentally alter supply chains and equipment procurement across the electric grid.
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Holland & Knight
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Digitalization, AI And Smart Technology In Transportation And Logistics
The transportation and logistics sector faces an unprecedented convergence of digital transformation and cyber threats as AI-enabled operations, autonomous vehicles, and connected infrastructure move from pilot programs to large-scale deployment. With regulatory frameworks rapidly evolving across the EU, United States, and Asia-Pacific regions, organizations must navigate complex cybersecurity, data governance, and AI compliance requirements while managing an expanding attack surface.
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Three Years Of Delaware General Corporation Law Amendments: A Working Guide To The 2024, 2025, And 2026 Amendments
Delaware's General Corporation Law has undergone three years of significant amendments addressing conflicted transactions, stockholder rights, and corporate governance mechanics. The 2024-2026 changes create new statutory safe harbors, resolve certificate interpretation issues, and respond to Court of Chancery decisions that had disrupted established transactional practices.
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U.S. Rescinds Syria’s State Sponsor Of Terrorism Designation
The U.S. government has taken significant steps to normalize trade and financial relations with Syria by rescinding its State Sponsor of Terrorism designation and delisting Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham from sanctions lists. While these actions mark progress toward Syria's economic reintegration, exporters and businesses must navigate remaining export control requirements under the EAR and ITAR, as well as persistent compliance obligations related to anti-boycott rules and sovereign immunity considerations.
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DOE Seeks Public Comment On Bulk-Power System Executive Order
The U.S. Department of Energy is seeking public input on implementing Executive Order 14421, which grants sweeping authority to restrict foreign-produced electric equipment in the nation's bulk-power system. With broad implications for utilities, manufacturers, and energy infrastructure projects, stakeholders have until October 9, 2026, to shape regulations that could fundamentally alter supply chains and equipment procurement across the electric grid.
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U.S. Restrictions On Canadian Goods In Federal Procurement
President Trump's Presidential Memorandum directs U.S. federal agencies to identify and remove Canadian-origin goods from the federal civil procurement system, escalating trade tensions between the neighboring countries. This action follows a series of import bans and tariff impositions under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, affecting billions of dollars in cross-border trade. Federal contractors with Canadian supply chains face significant compliance challenges as implementing guidance develops.
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