A massive market-surveillance database that safeguards personal information is on a path toward completion after years of delays, according to SEC Chairman Jay Clayton.

The FBI can’t refuse to confirm or deny the existence of records pertaining to its social media monitoring program in response to an ACLU Freedom of Information Act request, a California federal district court said Nov. 18.

The European Union is poised to say potential 5G suppliers will be evaluated based on their home country’s laws, a stance that could exclude Chinese businesses from some lucrative contracts for the advanced telecommunications networks.

President Donald Trump is on the cusp of flipping the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to a majority of Republican-appointed judges, the third such changeover during his administration.

Takeovers of smaller rivals and their data sets by digital platforms such as Google, may pose a threat to consumers’ choice and privacy, Chairman of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission Rod Sims says in a speech at the Consumer Policy Research Conference.

Louisiana was targeted by an attempted ransomware attack that affected some of the state’s server computers, governor John Bel Edwards said in a tweet.