Regulation

The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.

GM will pay $220m to settle claims by 36 attorneys general that it sold Smart Driver data to brokers for insurers, and must get drivers' express consent.

The FCC is seeking comment on expanding satellite-to-phone service from five to 13 cellular bands, adding 482 MHz. It is a proposal, not a final rule.

The FCC has voted 3-0 to lift a 1991 airborne ban so drones can use 50 MHz of the 800 MHz cellular band. Phones on planes and FAA rules stay as they are.

The Bank of England says current rules let UK clearing houses take tokenised collateral such as tokenised gilts, and is consulting until 12 February.

The FTC has ordered Uber, DoorDash, Delta, Walmart and five others to explain whether personal data shapes what customers pay and what gig workers earn.

SpaceX asked US regulators for launch corridors with airspace priority, 48-hour approval and no fees, as Louisiana groups urged full environmental review.

The CFTC has sued Utah to stop a state lawsuit calling Kalshi's event contracts illegal gambling. It is the 10th state the regulator has taken to court.

NIST's final IR 8547 deprecates RSA, ECDSA and other quantum-vulnerable algorithms after 2030 and disallows them after 2035, backing new US deadlines.

The NBA named Kalshi and Polymarket its preferred prediction market exchanges and signed an integrity MOU with the CFTC, after MLB and the NHL.