Can London’s black cab drivers win their £500m lawsuit against Uber?
Uber is facing another challenge in the UK capital as the city’s taxi drivers sue the ride-hailing unicorn for lost earnings. The question is if they’ve got a shot or not
Restaurateur’s Twitter tantrum reveals risks of intentionally leaking customer data
Following the recent Facebook scandal and the upcoming implementation of GDPR, one angry restaurant owner shows what not to do in a world obsessed with data privacy
Over 37 million Brits could demand their data to be removed when GDPR comes into force
A shock survey from Crown Records Management reveals that 71% of UK consumers plan to use their right to be forgotten
13 Uber drivers were charged with sexual assault in London in 2016
A new report from Transport for London and the Metropolitan Police has revealed that almost half of the drivers convicted of sexual assault in London last year drove an Uber
Why tactful regulation is needed to tame the wild west of cryptocurrencies
Ivan Gowan, CEO at fintech company Capital.com, explores regulation around cryptocurrencies and what the future holds for this exciting technology
Forget cash issues: regulation compliance is small-business leaders’ biggest problem
New research from Hitachi Capital Business Finance reveals that while cash-flow issues are still of high priority, regulatory hurdles have emerged as SMEs’ top concern thanks to Brexit, Criminal Finances Act 2017 and GDPR
Almost two-thirds of startups collecting personal data aren’t ready for GDPR
New research from Mailjet reveals that the majority of startups aren’t ready for the new legislation’s strict rules about data encryption and consent to use customer data
WhatsApp in hot water for sharing users’ private information
Having first raised the issue in 2016, EU regulators have now issued a second warning about WhatsApp sharing user data with parent company Facebook
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