EU negotiators tentatively agreed Tuesday on rules for online providers to search publicly accessible content for child sexual abuse material, but left detection orders for non-public content ...

US companies continue to see aggressive antitrust enforcement in South Korea as a regulatory risk, while facing growing exposure to larger privacy penalties, proposed platform regulations and a ...

The European Commission has appointed Karl Soukup as its most senior official overseeing state aid, and Thomas Deisenhofer as the head of the investigation teams prosecuting cartels.

Aviation and shipping activities can continue to be classed as sustainable under EU taxonomy rules, but the European Commission erred over one aspect of the criteria for shipping, the EU’s General ...

EU preference rules under the planned Industrial Accelerator Act could raise production costs and reduce competition in public procurement, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise said in a report ...

Nine video game companies face coordinated EU consumer protection investigations into their use of in-game virtual currencies, the European Commission said. Authorities will examine pricing, unwanted ...

The deadline for closing Rete Ferroviaria Italiana, or RFI's, abuse of dominance case has been extended, Italy's Competition Authority has said. In a statement, which didn't provide a fresh deadline, ...

Crypto firms can now apply for authorization from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority to operate under a new regulatory regime that is due to start in Oct. 25, 2027, the regulator said. For the first ...

The Tokyo District Court on Wednesday dismissed a Japanese voice actor’s bid to force TikTok to remove videos allegedly using an AI-generated imitation of his voice, finding that the posts had already ...

Mastercard and Visa face UK lawsuits from hotel operator Molo Hotels, filed at the High Court in London. The two payment card giants have been subject to a raft of competition lawsuits in recent years ...

Online platforms could face growing pressure to take responsibility for content they share as recent EU rulings are tested in national courts, Thomas Fuchs, the privacy chief for the German state of ...

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised legal consequences after an OpenAI model hacked a government health statistics portal, but legal experts say establishing a criminal offense may be ...