The Federal Communications Commission has proposed more than $10 million in fines against two telecommunications providers accused of submitting improper reimbursement claims under a federal program that helps low-income Americans pay for phone and internet service.
German engine manufacturer Deutz has been fined approximately $1.2 million (DKK 8 million) by Copenhagen City Court for violating Danish competition law in a dispute over spare parts for IC3 trains that has spent more than a decade before the courts.
Poland's competition authority has raised formal objections against four companies in Google's corporate group, alleging that the technology giant may have abused its dominant market position by withholding information from press publishers negotiating payment for the use of their articles.
Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has fined Volkswagen €1.2 million for failing to properly disclose a financial forecast that significantly exceeded market expectations, in violation of the European Union’s Market Abuse Regulation (MAR).
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has established a new directorate to oversee its work on artificial intelligence and prepare for enforcement responsibilities under the European Union's AI Act, even as the legislation needed to grant it those powers remains unfinished.
An Australian insurer has been ordered to pay approximately $1.4 million (AUD 2 million) after admitting to serious failures in handling a storm damage claim that left a Victorian family living in a deteriorating home for years.
Britain's privacy regulator has secured changes or commitments to improve data protection practices from ten major artificial intelligence developers, including OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic, following scrutiny of how their foundation models are trained and developed.
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