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We were promised huge fines and GDPR has finally delivered. Last week, Amazonâs financial records revealed that officials in Luxembourg are fining the retailer â¬746 million (£636m) for breaching the European regulation.
The fine is unprecedented: itâs the biggest GDPR fine issued to date and is more than double the amount of every other GDPR fine combined. The financial penalty, which Amazon is appealing, comes at a time when GDPR is feeling the strain of lax enforcement and measly fines. Experts say companies are allowed to get away with abusing peopleâs privacy as GDPR investigations are too slow and ineffective. Some people even want GDPR to be ripped up entirely.
French automakers disappointed with slow rebound post-Covid
Robert Besser
04 Aug 2021, 17:54 GMT+10
The French auto market is not rebounding as quickly as hoped for, with blame being placed on the global chip shortage and a new surge in COVID-19 infections
Car registrations in France fell to 1.65 million from 2.21 million in 2019 as the coronavirus pandemic brought car manufacturing to a standstill
The shortage of semiconductors, along with general uncertainty caused by the Covid pandemic, are impacting automakers, including Renault and Franco-Italian Stellantis
PARIS, France: The French auto market is not rebounding as quickly as hoped for, with blame being placed on the global chip shortage and a new surge in COVID-19 infections, according to the auto manufacturers lobbying group CCFA-PFA.