EU Plans Digital Rule Changes Amid AI Competition
The European Commission faces backlash over plans to weaken GDPR and delay AI Act implementation, aiming to save businesses €5bn by 2029. Critics warn of 'massive rollback' of digital protections.
Category : Regulations
UK Watchdogs Must Act on Rip-Off Bills
New report demands better regulation to stop firms from shortchanging customers on bills for mobile phones, insurance and subscriptions, boosting the UK economy.
London judge rules BHP liable for Brazil dam disaster
A London judge has ruled BHP Group liable for the 2015 Samarco dam collapse in Brazil, a disaster that killed 19 and caused widespread environmental devastation. Explore the full story and implications.
BHP liable for Brazil's 2015 dam disaster in UK court
London's High Court finds mining giant BHP liable for the 2015 Fundão dam collapse that caused Brazil's worst environmental disaster. Read the full ruling details.
Trump pardons runner fined for breaking park law
Michelino Sunseri, pardoned by Donald Trump after facing a $5,000 fine for using a prohibited trail during record run. Discover how this unusual case reached the White House.
EU investigates Google over publisher content demotion
The European Union has opened a formal investigation into Google for allegedly unfairly demoting media publishers' content in search results, risking another multibillion-euro fine. Discover the implications for the tech giant.
Royal-linked gallery prosecuted over Russian art sale
Hauser & Wirth gallery, linked to Princess Eugenie, faces prosecution for allegedly selling a painting to a Russian collector in breach of UK sanctions. Read the full details.
ASIC alleges InterPrac enabled $677m super fund collapse
Australia's corporate regulator accuses InterPrac of industrial-scale misconduct, exposing 6843 investors to collapsed super funds. Learn about the case and investor rights.
NSW Landlords Face Jail Over Illegal Tobacco Shops
New South Wales cracks down on illicit tobacco trade. Landlords could be jailed for allowing tenants to sell illegal vapes and cigarettes. Read the full story.
EPA Approves PFAS Forever Chemical in Pesticides
The US EPA has approved PFAS forever chemicals for use in pesticides, raising health and environmental concerns. Learn about the risks and regulatory decisions.
Trump EPA loosens restrictions on harmful HFC pollutants
The Trump administration is moving to weaken rules on powerful greenhouse gases used in refrigeration, a reversal from its own 2020 law. Discover the industry and environmental impact.
Reform UK's Economic Vision: Farage Pledges Business Deregulation
Political cartoonist Pete Songi captures Reform UK's controversial economic agenda as Nigel Farage promises sweeping deregulation for British businesses, sparking debate about the future of UK economic policy.
Court Revives Challenge to Trump-Era CFPB Director
A federal appeals court has revived a legal challenge questioning the legitimacy of a Trump-era director's appointment to America's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, creating fresh uncertainty for the agency.
Trump blocks mandatory airline delay compensation
Exclusive: The Trump administration moves to block mandatory compensation for airline passengers facing lengthy delays, sparking outrage among consumer rights advocates.
Greencore Faces CMA Probe Over £15m Merger Deal
The Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into Greencore's acquisition of bakery firm, raising concerns about reduced competition in UK food manufacturing sector.
NBA teams defy Supreme Court vaccine ruling
Miami Heat and Cleveland Browns challenge US Supreme Court decision as sports organisations navigate Biden's vaccine mandate enforcement despite legal setbacks.
UK packaging tax pushes up food prices, industry warns
British food manufacturers are sounding the alarm as the government's new packaging tax drives up consumer prices, with industry leaders calling the policy rushed and counterproductive.
Australia's New Cash Payment Rules Explained
Australia is implementing sweeping changes to cash payment rules that could affect millions of transactions. Discover what the new limits mean for your wallet and why critics are calling it a war on cash.
Royal Mail fined £5.6m for missed delivery targets
Ofcom imposes hefty penalty on Royal Mail after investigation reveals systematic failure to meet first and second class delivery targets across UK.
Royal Mail Faces Ofcom Probe Over Delivery Target Failures
Ofcom launches formal investigation into Royal Mail after it missed first and second class delivery targets, raising concerns about postal service reliability across the UK.
Superannuation Overhaul: New Rules Proposed for Your Retirement
Australian workers face significant changes to their superannuation as new government proposals aim to protect retirement savings from excessive fees and underperforming funds. Discover how these reforms could impact your financial future.
NY Attorney General's Corporate Accountability Campaign
New York's top legal officer Letitia James continues her crusade against corporate misconduct, building on high-profile cases against major tech giants and financial institutions.
EU Parliament Bans 'Veggie Burger' Labels
The European Parliament has sparked outrage by voting to ban plant-based products from using terms like 'veggie burger' and 'vegan sausage' in what critics call an attack on sustainable food choices.
Ofwat proposes cutting water company profits by £70 per household
Regulator Ofwat proposes cutting water company profits by £70 per household, targeting underperforming firms like Southern Water and Thames Water in major industry shake-up.
EU bans vegan sausage rolls in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland businesses face new EU regulations banning plant-based products using 'meat-related' names like 'vegan sausage rolls' in latest post-Brexit trade controversy.
NSW fast-track laws may bypass environmental checks
Controversial new planning laws in New South Wales could allow mines and other major developments to proceed without comprehensive environmental assessments, raising alarm among conservation groups.
Labour to block water boss bonuses over pollution
Sir Keir Starmer announces tough new rules blocking water company executives from receiving bonuses if their firms commit serious environmental offences, following public outrage over sewage dumping.
Supreme Court lets Trump fire FTC commissioner
The US Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling that empowers former President Donald Trump to dismiss a key FTC commissioner, potentially reshaping American consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Cripple FTC Powers
In a landmark legal move, former President Donald Trump is petitioning the Supreme Court to dramatically curtail the powers of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), a case that could permanently alter the US regulatory landscape and empower corporate intere
Playboy moves HQ to Miami for business-friendly climate
Playboy is relocating its global headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami, citing fewer regulations and a more business-friendly climate as key reasons for the move.
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