Seventeen people have arrested by London police as part of a joint operation with the UK financial regulator and tax authorities into an organized crime group. More than 800 officers took part in ...
Meta Platforms has called on South Korea's privacy regulator to publish the findings of its pre-launch privacy reviews as guidance that other businesses can rely on, saying otherwise the process gives ...
Biotechnology company Stemlab's planned acquisition of exclusive control over Cordvida Portugal and its unit Stamcriovitae will come under a full probe, Portugal's competition authority said on Monday ...
China had more than 700 million generative artificial intelligence users as of the first half of 2026, with an adoption rate exceeding 50 percent, state media Xinhua reported, citing a report released ...
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OpenAI on Tuesday apologized after its artificial intelligence agents gained unauthorized access to Australian government websites in June and took close to three months to inform the government.
Privately held Fuji Manufacturing, a Tokyo-based maker of air-blast equipment, received a corrective recommendation Tuesday from Japan’s competition watchdog for delayed payments to 46 small ...
Tesla is facing a Chinese antitrust lawsuit accusing the US electric-vehicle maker of abusing its market dominance by restricting independent repairers’ access to software needed to service and repair ...
Linfox Armaguard, Australia’s largest cash distribution provider, has proposed an undertaking covering interim prices, services, national coverage and third-party access to cash centers after its ...
Plaintiffs have moved for final approval of 37 settlements totaling $359.9 million with 41 property managers to resolve allegations that they conspired to fix the prices of private rentals.
Meta Platforms was not only a “passive recipient of data that Wisp chose to send,” according to plaintiffs suing the company for the alleged interception of Wisp users’ medical data. Plaintiffs ...
Google has started litigation at the EU’s lower-tier court to challenge two European Commission decisions specifying how it gives rival AI services greater access to Android and how it must share data ...
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