A quiet day for regulatory activity with 4 items tracked across 2 domains. Developments covered: Reconstitution d’adresses électroniques professionnelles : quels sont vos droits ? (Data Protection, Privacy and Surveillance, EU); CMA takes first steps to ensure choice in business software (Digital Markets and Competition, UK); BoE’s Bailey tells G30 they ‘have got to address’ AI agent concerns (Digital Markets and Competition, UK); China unveils draft export controls on AI technologies and chips (Digital Markets and Competition, UK).
For you: Light regulatory activity today. Review the items below for any relevant updates.
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On 14 May 2026, the CMA launched an investigation into whether Microsoft should be designated as having SMS in respect of its business software ecosystem . The proposed decision se
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FT Tech reports: China has published draft export controls targeting AI technologies and chips, signalling Beijing's intent to restrict overseas transfer of advanced technology.
Data Protection
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Digital Markets
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Data Protection, Privacy and Surveillance
Reconstitution d’adresses électroniques professionnelles : quels sont vos droits ?.
The CNIL has published guidance clarifying individuals' rights under the GDPR where organisations reconstruct professional email addresses from publicly available internet data for prospecting purposes.
Digital Markets and Competition
CMA takes first steps to ensure choice in business software.
The CMA has proposed to designate Microsoft with Strategic Market Status (SMS) in its business software ecosystem, marking the regulator's first steps under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act to address choice in that sector.