The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said it will examine the state of competition in two separate data markets after benchmark providers and investment companies raised concerns related to high entry barriers for new entrants.
Armed with an Eleventh Circuit decision in his favour, LabMD owner Michael Daugherty continues to go after the US Federal Trade Commission for allegedly colluding with a hacker in an ill-conceived enforcement action – one that ultimately ruined his cancer-detection business.
The European Parliament has given assent to the Digital Services Act, a landmark piece of legislation that will introduce a range of new obligations for tech companies and online platforms.
Italy’s data regulator has fined Enel Energia €26.5 million for violating the GDPR through telemarketing-related processing.
A Singapore resident has sued intelligence provider S-RM over its provision of reports to Morgan Stanley and other clients which allegedly contained unsubstantiated claims of corruption and fraud and may have involved …
Australia’s data watchdog has recommended it be awarded a greater range of tools as part of the government’s planned reforms to the country’s privacy act, including a simplified civil penalty regime supported …
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Florida’s legislature surprised observers in 2021 with how close it came to passing privacy legislation. An expert involved in last year’s debate gives it a coin flip as to whether lawmakers will finish what they started.
Court data illustrates the effects of Lloyd v Google and Warren v DSG on the data breach litigation market, which may have to adapt in 2022.
GDR investigates how the ongoing US-China AI and tech competition has manifested itself – and how Chinese data dominance may not be guaranteed.
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