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Full-Text Articles in Securities Law
Electric Vehicle Limbo: The Need For Charging Incentives, Shahil Patel
Electric Vehicle Limbo: The Need For Charging Incentives, Shahil Patel
Emory Business Law Review
A study published by AAA in 2018 shows, “20 percent or 50 million Americans, will likely go electric for their next vehicle purchase.” This means that 1/5 Americans plan on moving on from their previous gasoline car to an electric vehicle. Fast forward to 2021, electric vehicle technology has vastly improved in the battery, range, and charging spheres which further popularizes this movement. It is evident that companies have taken note, as announcements of new electric vehicles coming to the market keeps increasing. There are many reasons for this shift and electric vehicles are set to become the future. However, …
How The Black Lives Matter Movement Enhanced Corporate Governance In 2020, Blair Johnson
How The Black Lives Matter Movement Enhanced Corporate Governance In 2020, Blair Johnson
Emory Business Law Review
The year 2020 brought the United States’ ongoing issues of racial injustice and police brutality to the forefront. With the deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and countless other people of color, the Black Lives Matter movement has focused on uprooting and dismantling systemic racism in the United States. During what may be “the largest movement in U.S. history,” individuals and organizations are asking themselves what actions they can take to combat systemic racism in the country. Many corporations have chosen to speak out and use their platform to raise awareness of the issues of racism in the …
Cyber Conflicts In Outer Space: Lessons From Scada Cybersecurity, Roy Balleste
Cyber Conflicts In Outer Space: Lessons From Scada Cybersecurity, Roy Balleste
Emory Business Law Review
The story of cybersecurity begins in land. By land, a cyber operations expert would mean the land mass on the surface of the Earth. The great monuments to human achievement surround our daily lives, every hour of every day. These testaments to human ingenuity are not the usual ones known to be appreciated as works of art. The monuments of concern for cybersecurity include, among others, power plants, electrical substations, water dams, water processing plants, auto assembly factories, and satellite ground stations. On January 10, 2014, Australia’s IT News reported that Russian researchers Sergey Gordeychik and Gleb Gritsai discovered vulnerabilities …