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X has lost its legal challenge to Ireland’s Online Safety Code, after the High Court upheld the media regulator’s authority to impose stricter platform rules, finding them consistent with both the EU’...

A pause in foreign bribery enforcement ordered yesterday by President Donald Trump has thrown pending trials involving corporate executives accused of corruption into limbo. There are at least three FCPA trials scheduled to take place in the next few months, according to a review by MLex of federal court dockets.

MLex Summary: Seventy-three scientists from Europe, the UK and North America asked the European Commission’s President Ursula von der Leyen to withdraw a statement claiming AI would reach human-level ...

An EU antitrust sanction against Google that was scheduled for today was put on hold hours before the planned announcement, following opposition from EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič and lobbying ...

The British Chamber of Commerce has listed 25 recommendations to the UK government in order to improve ties between the EU and UK, five years after the trade agreement between the two regions was conc...

The U.S. Department of Justice's ​Associate Attorney General Stanley ‌Woodward has been put in charge of ​the department's ​antitrust division, regulatory news website ⁠MLex reported ​on Monday.

Large tech companies should see a more assertive EU regulatory stance in ensuring competition in the AI market, France, Germany and the Netherlands have said in a draft paper seen by MLex. The three c...

The U.S. Department of Justice's ​Associate Attorney General Stanley ‌Woodward has been put in charge of ​the department's ​antitrust division, regulatory news website ⁠MLex reported ​on Monday.

MLex Summary: Seventy-three scientists from Europe, the UK and North America asked the European Commission’s President Ursula von der Leyen to withdraw a statement claiming AI would reach human-level ...

Chinese company DeepSeek is being closely monitored by the European Commission’s AI Office over concerns such as government surveillance, military applications and misuse from malicious actors, according to an internal document seen by MLex. The AI Office is also worried that DeepSeek might accelerate the global AI race, leading competitors to compromise safety measures in a rush to release new models in the market.

X's Grok chatbot has been ordered to retain and hand over algorithm-related platform data to the European Commission, a spokesperson for the EU executive has told MLex. The EU has extended an existing...

Companies in the EU will see member states discuss a single entry point for notifications related to data breaches under the GDPR and cybersecurity incidents as part of broader simplification effort, ...

Jonathan Kanter, the antitrust chief of the US Department of Justice, stopped short of criticizing efforts in Congress to transfer the Federal Trade Commission's competition enforcement powers to the ...

MLex Summary: Paramount Skydance “received subpoenas (or Civil Investigative Demands (‘CIDs’) from various state attorneys general in connection with the WBD Merger,” the company wrote in a filing wit...

MLex Summary: Austrian advocacy group Noyb is seeking a "cease and desist" order against Meta Platforms’ plan to make use of users’ public personal data for AI training in Europe. Noyb has sent a lett...