Me, one of the largest at-home DNA testing companies, is up for sale, raising concerns about the privacy and potential health risks of customers' genetic information.

Peter Loftus is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Philadelphia covering the pharmaceutical and medical-device ...

The Texas Attorney General and 26 other Attorneys General and the District of Columbia have filed a motion with the Eastern ...

In an era where companies are actively buying and selling consumer information, data privacy protection is of the utmost ...

Sei Network accelerates with EVM upgrade, ETF filing, and DeSci push—positioning itself as a top Layer-1 contender for 2025.

Members of Congress sent a letter to 23andMe's interim CEO, saying they will investigate the company's decision to file for ...

Users of 23andMe who are part of a data breach class action settlement asked a court to delay a deadline to file claims and ...

The states are asking the court to appoint an independent consumer privacy ombudsman and a security examiner, to help inform ...

Bankrupt genetic test company 23andMe may face opposition from the U.S. government if it tries to sell itself to a foreign ...

Texas Attorney General Paxton acts to protect Texans' genetic data during the 23andMe bankruptcy, proposing a Consumer ...

Interim CEO Joe Selsavage, who also serves as CFO, is in the hot seat as U.S. lawmakers probe data privacy issues related to ...