This week, the registry world is buzzing with exciting updates! From stricter corporate controls and new business registration processes to AI frameworks and enhanced transparency, the news is shaping how businesses and governments interact in a digital-first world.
This week, we’re highlighting major updates in the registry world from various countries. Here’s a look at the top stories:
US: New Copyright Ruling Makes AI Skills the Biggest Advantage
A recent copyright ruling has given AI skills a significant boost, shaping the future of intellectual property in business. Read more
UK: Companies Registry Hits 5.6 Million Registrations
The UK Companies Registry has seen impressive growth, reaching 5.6 million registered companies in 2024. Read more
Nepal: Government Orders Social Media Companies to Register or Be Banned
Nepal has taken action to ensure social media companies comply with registration requirements or face a ban. Read more
Kenya: Data Breach Puts Public Figures at Risk
A data breach in Kenya’s Business Registration Service has raised concerns about the security of public figures' personal information. Read more
Malaysia: LLP (Amendment) Act 2024 Comes into Force
Malaysia’s LLP (Amendment) Act 2024 has been implemented in stages, starting from January 31, bringing new regulatory requirements. Read more
US: Meta Considers Reincorporation Outside Delaware
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is in talks to reincorporate outside of Delaware, signaling potential shifts in business operations. Read more
Spain: Majorca Businesses Criticize Spain's New 'Big Brother' Registration System
Companies in Majorca have slammed Spain's new 'Big Brother' registration system, calling it a "complete mess." Read more
UK: Fraud or Fantasy? The £45 Billion Empire Run from a Bolton House
A £45 billion empire allegedly run from a Bolton terraced house has raised questions about fraud and the legitimacy of business operations. Read more
World: The Evolution of Social Registries in Latin America and the Caribbean
A look at the evolution of social registries in Latin America and the Caribbean and how they are transforming the way social programs are implemented. Read more
US: Indiana Bill Would Ban State Contracts with Foreign Adversaries
A new bill in Indiana proposes banning state contracts with foreign adversaries and giving the Attorney General’s office more oversight. Read more
South Africa: National Register for Sex Offenders Will Be Accessible to the Public by Month-End
South Africa's National Register for Sex Offenders will soon be accessible to the public, providing greater transparency and security. Read more
Stay updated by visiting often our "Registry News Weekly" summary and the Foster Moore blog for more insights on these stories and other key registry news.
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