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Ireland Fines Coinbase €3.25m Over Safeguarding of Customer Funds
Ireland's central bank has fined Coinbase Ireland €3,252,618 for safeguarding and outsourcing failures from 2020 to 2025. The High Court must confirm it.
FCA Proposes DeFi Guidance and New Crypto Exclusions Before 2027 Regime
The FCA is consulting on DeFi guidance for operational resilience and financial crime, and on new crypto perimeter exclusions. Both close on 18 November.
OCC Finalises GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rule, With AML Rules Still to Come
The OCC has issued its final GENIUS Act rule for stablecoin issuers, effective 18 January 2027. AML and sanctions rules come separately with Treasury.
Memphis Opts for 135-Day Data Centre Pause as Long Ban Splits Council, DCD Says
Memphis council split 6-6 on an 18-month data centre ban, then voted for a 135-day pause on new applications alongside the mayor's 90-day review, DCD says.
EU Opens DSA Case Into Whether Booking.com Does Enough to Stop Scams
The European Commission has opened DSA proceedings into Booking.com over fake listings, phishing and boosted ads. It is not a finding of breach.
UK Watchdog Proposes Forcing Apple to Open iPhone NFC to Rival Wallets
The CMA wants Apple to offer both main contactless standards on UK iPhones at much lower fees. Apple objects on security; consultation closes 17 November.
Nine of 11 Online Safety Act Fines Unpaid, Ofcom Chief Tells MPs
Ofcom has issued 11 Online Safety Act fines since March 2025 and two are paid, Melanie Dawes told MPs, warning foreign courts could block recovery.
Ofcom Weighed Court Order Over Grok Deepfakes but Bar Was Too High, MLex Says
Ofcom considered an urgent court order over Grok sexual deepfakes on X but the legal bar blocked it, its chief told MPs, MLex reports. Its X probe goes on.
Nexfibre’s Owners Refuse to Offer CMA Remedies as Regulator Weighs Blocking Deal
Nexfibre's owners say the CMA's interim report on the £2bn Netomnia deal is flawed and will offer no remedies. The CMA is now consulting on a block.
China Tells 30-Plus Carmakers to Resist ‘Irrational Competition’ and Test Fully
Four Chinese ministries met over 30 carmakers, urging them to resist irrational competition, and set out draft rules on testing and risky car designs.
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