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July 12, 2026
France Nears Decision on Potential Antitrust Charges Against Nvidia

France’s competition regulator is moving toward a decision on whether to formally accuse Nvidia of anticompetitive conduct, marking a potentially significant development in global efforts to examine concentration in the...


July 07, 2026
Due Process In Competition Cases: Reflections As Of 2026

This article by Ian Forrester & Pablo Trevisán examines the evolving concept of due process in global competition law enforcement, contrasting inquisitorial and adversarial traditions. While the European integrated administrative...


July 06, 2026
Gift Card Loophole Gives Hackers a New Way to Cash...

Every artificial intelligence (AI) platform that stores a payment method and adds a gifting feature has created a new monetization surface for account takeover fraud. Claude users are discovering gift...


June 25, 2026
House Republican Introduces Bill Requiring AI Firms to Report Serious...

A Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives has introduced legislation that would require developers of advanced artificial intelligence systems to report serious safety failures, cybersecurity breaches, and other high-risk incidents...


June 15, 2026
AI Scam Surge Prompts Google to File Lawsuit

Phishing texts that mimic a bank alert or a package delivery notice usually point to a fake website built to capture passwords and card numbers. Google says one criminal network...


June 11, 2026
Oracle Urges Immediate Software Patches as Hackers Breach PeopleSoft Servers

Oracle has discovered a vulnerability in some of its PeopleSoft software that is remotely exploitable without authentication and can result in remote code execution if exploited by hackers, the company...


June 11, 2026
Nvidia Taps Abridge to Train AI on Real Doctor Visits

Nvidia is partnering with Abridge to build an artificial intelligence (AI) model for clinical conversations, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday (June 11). Get the Full Story Complete the form...


June 10, 2026
The Meeting Bot Nobody Invited Is Now Exhibit A

Corporate lawyers have begun ejecting AI notetakers from meetings before they start, The New York Times reported. The reason is straightforward: automated transcripts turn routine business conversations into discoverable evidence...


June 10, 2026
Financial Watchdogs Push for Greater Oversight as Autonomous AI Gains...

International financial regulators are urging banks and other financial institutions to strengthen controls around advanced artificial intelligence systems, warning that increasingly autonomous technologies could introduce new threats to financial stability...


Authenticated Payments - May 2021
Single Sign-On Bridges The Authentication Gap Customer authentication walks a tightrope between seamlessness and security, but single sign-on (SSO) systems can bridge this gap using a single password administered by third parties like Facebook or Google. In this month’s “Authenticated Payments Report,” a PYMNTS and LoginID collaboration, Clay McDaniel, CEO of Ripl, outlines how SSO solutions can safeguard the payments process while sparing users from managing countless usernames and passwords.