SEC moves to force ISS to comply with a subpoena; TCS plans a 1GW data center; Kura Sushi cancels a character tie-in — plus seven more stories | BPJ News (Morning Edition)
From “a regulator’s subpoena” to “a 1GW construction site” to “stolen IP giveaways,” print wins or loses on what happens before and after ink hits paper: operational control.
The SEC is asking a court to enforce a subpoena against Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), pulling proxy-advice “vote recommendations and voting data” into the regulator’s orbit. At the same time, 1GW-scale data center plans, an AI-server boom, and even a cancelled character collaboration show a common shift: for paper, labels, and inserts on the ground, value is increasingly set less by “making” and more by operations and control.
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The U.S. SEC has asked a court to enforce a subpoena related to data submissions from proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS). Meanwhile, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) subsidiary HyperVault has announced a phased plan for an AI data center campus of up to 1GW in Hyderabad, India. From Kura Sushi cancelling its “Chiikawa” collaboration (after alleged giveaway theft), to a CD rebound in RIAA statistics, to a rescue incident reportedly triggered by ba…
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