New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) challenges New York City's Location Reporting Rules that require rideshare companies like Wheely USA and Uber to provide detailed location data of drivers and passengers without warrants. The U.S. District Court dismissed the lawsuit, claiming the for-hire vehicle industry is "closely-regulated" and exempt from Fourth Amendment protections. NCLA argues this industry is neither intrinsically dangerous nor pervasively regulated, making the warrantless tracking unconstitutional. The case is now before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, which NCLA urges to reverse the dismissal and protect privacy rights against government surveillance.
SCOR, a global reinsurer, declared it has 179,400,399 shares and an equal number of voting rights as of June 30, 2026. This update complies with French regulatory requirements and reflects the company's share capital structure. SCOR continues to serv...
SCOR, a leading global reinsurer, announced that as of June 30, 2026, its total number of shares and theoretical voting rights stands at 179,400,399. This update is part of regulatory disclosures under French commercial and financial market laws. SCO...
Euronext released its half-year liquidity contract statement ending June 30, 2026, showing 3,000 shares and nearly €19.8 million in cash in the liquidity account. The period saw roughly 8,600 buy and 9,000 sell transactions, with close to 982,000 sha...
The global Bitcoin ATM network declined by 27.7% in the first half of 2026, dropping from 39,158 to 28,322 machines. This loss of 10,836 ATMs was overwhelmingly driven by the United States, which saw its network shrink by 10,380 machines, accounting ...
ZEN.COM has introduced Mastercard Click to Pay on its platform, enabling tokenised one-click checkout for its 1.5 million users across 33 markets including the EEA, UK, and Singapore. This feature allows consumers to complete online purchases without...
