A company has been fined for the first time by the European Commission for prohibiting retailers authorised to sell its goods over the internet from using its brand names and […]
Continue Reading →A further 20 innovative financial technology (fintech) projects have completed the largest accelerator programme in the Middle East, underlining how attractive the region is becoming to these businesses, an expert […]
Continue Reading →A court in Scotland has highlighted how technology suppliers can successfully raise claims for relief for delays caused to their work, and how the businesses engaging those suppliers might properly […]
Continue Reading →New evidence standards have been developed to help inform investment in new digital health technologies by NHS bodies in England. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Technical security specifications written into regulation must be flexible enough to avoid undermining the long-tern security of open banking and broader open finance developments as technology evolves. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: A recent report published by Ireland’s data protection watchdog provides a helpful reminder to businesses to take additional steps to secure personal information when processing it in the cloud. […]
Continue Reading →The first free, online ‘pensions dashboard’, through which UK pension savers will be able to access their information from most schemes in a single place, should be up and running […]
Continue Reading →EU countries cannot agree on the wording of the planned new e-Privacy Regulation, causing the proposed reforms to be watered down. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new appeals process for failed dual-use export licence applications in Ireland has been established. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The government and rail industry have agreed a plan to increase efficiency of the UK’s railways, improve journeys and increase the capability of the sector to trade internationally, with a […]
Continue Reading →An in-depth investigation into PayPal’s acquisition of Swedish mobile payments start-up iZettle will be carried out by the UK’s main competition authority. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A ‘European Electronic Communications Code’ has been finalised by EU law makers, with the new rules, on issues such as the rights to install new telecoms equipment and the use […]
Continue Reading →Amazon is likely to “fiercely defend” claims that it is a dominant platform for sellers in Germany, a competition law expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →BT and KCOM have been provisionally chosen as the UK’s universal service providers for broadband. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The issue or offer of digital tokens could fall outside the scope of Singapore’s securities laws even if the activity is found to be subject to US law, the city […]
Continue Reading →A contentious law under which arbitrators and court-appointed experts risked temporary imprisonment for breaching “the duty of objectivity and integrity” has been amended by the UAE legislature. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New rules which prevent online sellers from restricting cross-border sales based on the nationality, residence or place of establishment of their customers have come into force across the EU. Read […]
Continue Reading →US prosecutors have charged Mike Lynch, the former chief executive of UK software business Autonomy, with fraud. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: A letter published by an EU data protection watchdog earlier this year offers clues as to how a new cloud computing code of conduct will be assessed for approval […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms operators in the UK will find out before the end of the year if Ofcom intends to place them under a duty to deliver minimum-standard broadband services across the […]
Continue Reading →New laws in Spain provide for out-of-court enforcement of copyright. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The number of outages that financial services firms reported to the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) more than doubled in a year, according to new data published by the regulator. […]
Continue Reading →Businesses are free to pay ethical hackers for flagging up security vulnerabilities to them, but should not reward malicious attackers that steal personal data after exploiting such vulnerabilities, the UK’s […]
Continue Reading →A new UK inquiry will look into the common causes of bank IT problems and their impact on consumers. Read Complete Article
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