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But The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the FAA will propose rules by the end of the year that would require drone operators to hold pilot licenses, as well as limit flights to altitudes of less than 400 feet, daylight hours only, and within sight of the operator.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission will propose rules on Thursday requiring mobile phone companies to alert customers by voice or text message when they are have reached monthly usage limits and are about to incur extra charges, the commission's chairman said Tuesday.

The European Commission will propose rules on Tuesday to force major companies to publish details of where they make profits and where they pay tax, as it moves to clamp down on tax avoidance following the Panama Papers revelations.

One focus will be on strengthening law enforcement in big international anti-corruption cases, but it will also propose rules requiring disclosure of beneficial ownership of foreign-owned rather than domestic companies.

She said that the agency will formally propose rules this summer.

The African National Congress government will propose the rules to lawmakers within six months, said David Baritt, a spokesman for the Department of Minerals and Energy.

Moreover, lawmakers say they will propose that rules governing credit bureaus and medical companies are extended to data-collection firms.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission on Friday will propose drafting rules that would make it easier to put many books and manuscripts online.

WASHINGTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission will propose new rules on Wednesday that would make it possible for a company's shareholders to elect a limited number of independent directors, commission officials said.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board on Thursday will propose new rules for insurance accounting that seem likely to increase volatility in reported profits for many insurers and lower reported revenue for rapidly growing companies.

Andersen has come under fire both for the auditing judgments it made and for shredding Enron documents, even after the SEC began investigating the energy trader.The SEC has also said that it will propose new rules to promote further disclosure in companies' accounts.