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La Quadrature du Net says people need to lobby their MEPs to stop controversial agreement, which 'circumvents democracy'
Concerns raised over consumer privacy rights and French MEP resigns in protest as ACTA, the global anti-counterfeiting agreement, moves closer to becoming law
Privacy plans that give people more control over what personal information is held about them are welcomed by some, but businesses fear 'onerous' burden
Following Kodak's decision to file for Chapter 11 status in the US, international operations, including those in the UK, are not affected
Disgraced solicitor banned from practising law for two years
Charges retailers impose to process debit or credit card payments must be fair said Government
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Government consumer agency focuses enquiry on Adaptive Affinity
Government watchdog goes public wiht investigation following announcement by ASA.
Trading Standards warns people being conned by phone calls again
Advertising watchdog said information on the sites could fool people into thinking they were dealing with official government sites
Up to four years cover for new, second-hand and refurbished electronic goods
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