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The agency proposes requiring publicly traded firms to disclose any material data breaches within four days.

To immediately exit all publicly traded Russian assets, CalPERS would have to mark down the $300 million portfolio to zero.

The order requires an assortment of federal agencies to research, and provide policy recommendations, on topics related to digital currencies, including the feasibility of a U.S. CBDC.

If signed into law, the measure will head off uncertainty and legal fights around some $16 trillion of LIBOR-linked deals that may survive beyond June 2023.

The reluctance of drugmakers to pause operations in Russia is being met with a growing chorus of criticism.

After three decades of investment following the fall of the Soviet Union, foreign businesses' exodus from Russia has become a stampede.