Oxford’s CEO, David DiMayo, is traveling Boston, MA and Providence, RI from September 12th-14th. If you have clients who would like to meet with David while he is in town, please contact his assistant, Serra... read more
Continued FBI Regulation of the E-Cig and Vaping Industry
The FDA rolled out new regulations on e-cigarettes based on a 2009 law giving the agency power over products that contain tobacco. Ongoing debates are being had as to the safety, regulation, manufacturing, distribution, and... read more...
Mobile Banking Apps New Target for Cyberthieves
The FBI is seeing new types of malware specifically aimed at mobile banking applications for the purpose of stealing credentials. Mobiles phones are considered particularly vulnerable to hackers because consumers typically do not install anti... read more...
McDonald’s Recalls Happy Meal Fitness Trackers Amidst Reports of Injury
McDonald’s is recalling their Happy Mean fitness trackers after reports of injuries to children. The food company has reported blistering that approximately 70 children have reported injuries of seven of those bring blistering burns. Click... read more
Toxic algae bloom blankets Florida beaches
A toxic algae bloom has a swath of Florida’s east coast beaches creating a devastating economic impact. One town in particular stated that it is 100% dependent on tourism and that the bloom has caused... read more...
Founder of BioTech Company Theranos, Banned from Operating Labs for 2 Years
Elizabeth Holmes, founder and CEO of Theranos, has been banned from operating labs for 2 years. In 2015, the government began to scrutinize the company after experts found that the results of the blood tests... read more...
More E. Coli Cases Prompt Flour Recall Expansion
General Mills has expanded their flour recall. The move was prompted by an announcement from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Individuals in Minnesota and Wisconsin have developed E. Coli illness linked to... read more...
Department of Labor Role to Cost US $1M a Month
The Department of Labor’s new fiduciary rule will cost an estimated $1 million a month for the next 18 to 24 months. The rule raises advise standards for money flowing into and out of retirement... read more...