California imposed a $12.75 million penalty on General Motors over allegations it sold location and driving data from hundreds of thousands of OnStar users to data brokers. The settlement, pending court approval, also restricts GM’s business by barring it from selling consumer personal data for 5 years and requiring deletion of stored driver data within 180 days unless consent is renewed. GM must also stop selling driving data to consumer credit reporting agencies.

South Korea\'s Fair Trade Commission on Tuesday changed Coupang\'s designated controlling person from the company to founder Kim Bum-suk. The designation affects disclosure obligations and the scope of rules on unfair internal transactions. The FTC said it concluded Kim\'s brother did not meet an exception requirement because he effectively took part in management. Coupang said it would explain its position through an administrative lawsuit and plans to file an objection within 7 days.