Why Brazil's privacy push could cost firms dear

Sooraj Shah
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Sooraj Shah examines the implications for global businesses of the Brazilian government's controversial data sovereignty plans

The leaks by former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden have led to widespread condemnation in the world’s media of state-sponsored snooping, and have also highlighted business...

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