I do not think there is. But my question is, in any event, should there be a legal prohibition, not just a voluntary policy adopted by a company whose economic interest runs in the opposite direction of the Chinese wall?
Carl Levin: “I do not think there is. But my question is, in any event, should there be a legal prohibition, not just a voluntary…”
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Levin questions the effectiveness of voluntary policies versus legal prohibitions on information sharing.
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