Top EU court ditches transatlantic data transfer deal

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Top EU court ditches transatlantic data transfer deal

Over US surveillance concerns.

Europe's highest court ruled on Thursday that a transatlantic data transfer deal is invalid because of concerns about US surveillance in a decision that could disrupt thousands of companies that rely on the agreement. The ruling effectively ends the privileged access companies in the United ...

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