Group 1: Disney's Data Collection Violation - Disney has been fined $10 million for illegally collecting data from children under 13 without parental consent through YouTube [1] - The violation involved providing videos on YouTube that allowed the collection of personal data from young viewers, which was then used for targeted advertising [1] - Although the financial impact is not significant, the incident has damaged Disney's brand image and user trust [1] Group 2: Growth in Gold-Related Enterprises - The number of gold-related enterprises in China has reached 602,100, with a year-on-year increase of 22.92% in registrations during the first eight months of the year [2] - A total of 148,900 gold-related enterprises are expected to register in 2024, marking a 10.60% increase and the highest registration volume in nearly a decade [2] - The surge in registrations is attributed to rising gold prices and increased market interest, with first-tier cities accounting for 24.80% of these enterprises [2] Group 3: NBA Star's Controversial Endorsement Deal - NBA star Kawhi Leonard is under investigation for a $28 million endorsement deal that is suspected of being a "yin-yang" contract [3] - The contract stipulates that Leonard must remain with the Los Angeles Clippers to receive the full amount, raising concerns about compliance with league regulations [3] - The situation not only affects Leonard's reputation but also has implications for the Clippers' future strategies and the overall credibility of the NBA [3] Group 4: Decline in Resale Prices of Mini Labubu - The resale prices of the mini Labubu toy have started to decline just one week after its release, with a reported drop of 10% to 60% from initial prices [4] - Despite the decline, the average resale price remains at 138 yuan, which is a 75% premium over the original price of 79 yuan [4] - The fluctuation in prices highlights the volatility of the collectible toy market, indicating a need for companies to focus on product innovation and market segmentation to maintain competitiveness [4]

优兔及其母公司谷歌在2019年也面临类似诉讼，优兔公司被控未经父母准许非法收集儿童个人信息 并用于推送广告盈利。依照美国政府与谷歌和优兔达成的和解协议，谷歌和优兔因违反《儿童在线隐 私保护法》向美国联邦贸易委员会和纽约州支付共计1.7亿美元罚款。 根据相关法律规定，各类面向13岁以下儿童的网站、应用程序和其他在线服务有必要把收集到的个 人信息通知儿童父母，并在收集信息前获得可验证的家长许可。 美国联邦贸易委员会因此向华特迪士尼公司提起诉讼，称华特迪士尼公司行为违反了《儿童在线隐私 保护法》。 路透社2日援引华特迪士尼公司一名发言人的话报道，和解协议只针对该公司向优兔提供的部分内容 产品，不涉及迪士尼自有和运营的平台内容。依照这名发言人说法，迪士尼将继续以"最高标准"拥护 儿童隐私保护法规。 美国华特迪士尼公司与美国联邦贸易委员会达成和解协议，同意就涉嫌非法收集儿童用户数据支付 1000万美元罚款。 美国联邦贸易委员会2日宣布上述消息时称，华特迪士尼公司向视频网站优兔提供的部分视频未按规 定标注"供儿童"观看，该公司得以收集在优兔网站收看相关内容的13岁以下儿童的个人数据，并利用 这些数据投放定向广告。 来源 ...