An ordinary drive to work should not come with an unexpected consequence: personal driving information ending up in an ...

GM was accused of secretly selling drivers' location and habit data to insurers via data brokers, affecting millions enrolled ...

A growing source of cyber insurance claims is wrongful data collection. Even though the cost of these claims individually is ...

Alaska is one of 36 states that settled with General Motors to resolve allegations that it illegally sold consumers’ private ...

Officials said the data was bought by insurers that used it to set rates.

Maine is expected to receive nearly $3 million in a settlement with General Motors. The company is accused of illegally ...

A coalition of 36 state attorneys general secured the settlement, which also requires GM to limit the data it collects.

MS2 is working toward a unified short count workflow that connects every stage of a traffic count program, from scheduling counts and managing fieldwork to collecting, validating and reporting data.

General Motors settled a lawsuit from 35 states and the District of Columbia that accused the automaker of illegally selling ...

General Motors will pay $220 million to settle allegations that it illegally sold drivers' private behavior and location data ...

Ohio will receive an $8 million slice of a court settlement from General Motors over allegations that it illegally sold ...

Healthcare practices can now become Official PollyMap Collection Partners, using the patent-pending PollyKit to provide ...