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Google adtech monopoly suit shouldn’t be split further, US states say

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Chris May

Home / News / Data Privacy & Security / Google adtech monopoly suit shouldn’t be split further, US states say Data Privacy & Security Published 01 Nov 2024 20:50 Modified 01 Nov 2024 20:50 Ad-tech Section 1 Sherman Act Section 2 Sherman Act Whether Google is liable for violating US antitrust laws by monopolizing digital advertising technology markets will largely turn on how the company “became so wealthy,” a Texas-led coalition of state attorneys general said today while opposing the tech...
Match Group backs Mercado Livre in Brazilian app store battle with Apple

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | lia Baumert

Home / News / Antitrust / Match Group backs Mercado Livre in Brazilian app store battle with Apple Antitrust Published 01 Nov 2024 20:28 Modified 01 Nov 2024 20:28 Market abuse Match Group, a leading app developer and owner of Tinder, has filed a statement with Brazil’s Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) supporting Mercado Livre’s ongoing antitrust probe against Apple.
US court agrees to en banc rehearing on geofencing data in bank robbery case

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Madeline Hughes

A US appeals court today agreed to rehear arguments en banc about the controversial practice of “geofencing” in a criminal case against an accused bank robber in Virginia.A majority of judges for the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit approved a rehearing by all the judges on
US companies deploying AI in workplace urged to keep humans 'in the loop'

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Amy Miller |Mike Swift

Home / News / Technology / US companies deploying AI in workplace urged to keep humans 'in the loop' Technology US companies deploying artificial intelligence in the workplace received a directive from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that's becoming common among federal agencies: Keep humans “in the loop.” The CFPB is just the latest federal agency telling companies across industries that humans must be meaningfully involved when they depl LOG IN TAKE A FREE TRIAL...
Rise in US agency-announced abandonments 'more notable' than boost in significant merger probes, Dechert says

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Wesley Brown

Home / News / Mergers & Acquisitions / Rise in US agency-announced abandonments 'more notable' than boost in significant merger probes, Dechert says Mergers & Acquisitions Published 01 Nov 2024 15:56 Modified 01 Nov 2024 15:56 Behavioral remedies In-depth merger review Killer acquisitions Merger block Structural remedies Vertical Merger A rise in significant merger investigations by US competition authorities resulted in the highest number of abandonments Dechert has seen in a single year,...
Lendistry faces claims it accessed private financial data in California to train AI systems

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Mike Swift

Home / News / Financial Services / Lendistry faces claims it accessed private financial data in California to train AI systems Financial Services In a suit that alleges improperly accessed private financial data was used to train generative AI models, Los Angeles nonbank lending company Lendistry faces an array of novel privacy and negligence claims over its actions in administering $200 million in Covid-19 relief grants for the state of California.
RealPage says US DOJ rent price-fixing suit lacks factual nexus in North Carolina

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Clayton Vickers

Home / News / Antitrust / RealPage says US DOJ rent price-fixing suit lacks factual nexus in North Carolina Antitrust Published 01 Nov 2024 22:33 Modified 01 Nov 2024 22:33 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market abuse Market manipulation Section 1 Sherman Act Section 2 Sherman Act RealPage told a US federal judge today that the Department of Justice’s opposition to transferring a case alleging algorithmic rent-setting by the company alleges harm only against a “handful of customers,” which can’t...
New Irish online safety code draws fire from tech association, campaigners

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Patrícia Figueiredo |lia Tar

Ireland's recently published Online Safety Code, which targets video-sharing platforms and aims to address content types that are not directly in the scope of the EU’s Digital Services Act, or DSA, has been greeted with mixed reactions from industry and civil society organizations.An association that represents X and Meta
Canada to investigate AI-powered rent price-fixing, minister says

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Khushita Vasant

Home / News / Technology / Canada to investigate AI-powered rent price-fixing, minister says Technology Published 01 Nov 2024 22:07 Modified 01 Nov 2024 22:07 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market abuse Market manipulation Canada's minister for innovation said he will ask the country's competition authority to launch an investigation into sky-rocketing rents potentially caused by algorithmic price-fixing.
UK tech standards to boost AI landscape could fall to regulatory innovation office

Nov 1, 2024 | mlexmarketinsight.com | Frank Hersey

Home / News / / UK tech standards to boost AI landscape could fall to regulatory innovation office Technology standard setting and promotion in the UK could potentially be addressed by the new Regulatory Innovation Office, a minister has said, adding that supercomputing projects recently shelved could be revisited.