SACRAMENTO, California — Genetic testing company 23andMe’s recent sale to a research institute “does not comply” with California’s landmark genetic privacy law, state Attorney General ...

May 2—The fate of more than 15 million customers' genetic data remains in limbo after popular DNA testing company 23andMe filed for bankruptcy in March. The data is up for sale, stoking fears ...

If 23andMe’s data is bought by, say, a pharmaceutical company, those state laws no longer apply. The coalition now appears to be inactive, its website defunct.

23andMe last week told a U.S. bankruptcy judge that it wants to re-open bidding on its assets after receiving a $305 million offer from its co-founder Anne Wojcicki.

Twenty seven states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida, and the District of Columbia filed the lawsuit on Monday in 23andMe's U.S. bankruptcy proceedings in Missouri, seeking a ...

As part of these efforts, the AGs have issued alerts on ways consumers can exercise their rights under state privacy laws, and the FTC has issued letters stressing potential risks to U.S ...

(Reuters) -New York and more than two dozen other U.S. states sued 23andMe to challenge the sale of its customers' private information after the genetic testing company filed for bankruptcy in March.

The state also wants the court to rule that 23andMe and any purchaser must comply with Texas laws on the sale, transfer or disclosure of biological samples, genetic data and “any other sensitive ...

The state attorney general wants a bankruptcy court to ensure 23andMe or any purchaser comply with Texas laws on the sale, transfer or disclosure of genetic and other sensitive personal data.