Safe Harbour's replacement could be in place by February as regulators meet
If negotiators fail to agree terms, firms transferring personal data from the EU to the US face sanctions, EU warns
Privacy regulators from the EU and representatives from the US authorities will meet in Brussels on 2 February to finalise the replacement for Safe Harbour, the agreement governing data transfers between...
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