Three of the withdrawn directives are notable to the tech industry, relating to the regulation of AI, patent disputes, and ePrivacy.

The decisions announced by the EU Tuesday were directly caused by member disagreements, but indirectly reflect fears of overregulating AI.

A long-stalled bid to beef up European Union rules around online tracking technologies and put penalties on a similar footing ...

Digital wallets are transforming online, offline and cross-border payments around the world, prompting calls for regulatory ...

U.S. Vice President JD Vance told Europeans on Tuesday their "massive" regulations on artificial intelligence could strangle ...

The future of consumer data privacy won’t be dictated by laws alone—it will be shaped by companies that move beyond ...

SAMI TUNJI examines the surge in data privacy breaches in Nigeria, highlighting concerns over increasing cyber threats, non-compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, and inadequate enforcement ...

Openbank by Santander hits $2 billion in deposits in the United States ...

Six popular apps from Chinese companies have been accused of transferring data from the region, breaching the GDPR.

Trump fired the Democrat members of PCLOB on January 17, after having given them several days to voluntarily resign. The ...

China has not received an adequacy decision for international data transfers due to known and expected access by the government. The six apps that the noyb privacy complaints are targeting are TikTok, ...

Clubs worldwide made a record 22,779 international transfers in men’s soccer in 2024 for a total spend of $8.59 billion, world soccer’s governing body FIFA said in its Global Transfer Report published ...