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U.S.-EU reach deal on personal data rules
The U.S. and EU finally reached a deal governing the transatlantic transfer of personal data, officials said Wednesday, promising it would unravel the Gordian knot negotiators have been tugging at for more than two years — reassuring companies about regulation and EU citizens fearing mass surveillance, while allowing U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies needed access to communication flows.
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