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This congressman wants to ban companies from using your search history to set personalized prices

This congressman supports banning companies from using your search history to determine personalized prices

As digital commerce continues to evolve, a new legislative proposal is drawing attention to how companies handle consumer data. A U.S. congressman has introduced a bill aimed at curbing the use of individuals' search history to tailor pricing on products and services. This move addresses growing concerns over digital profiling, data privacy, and economic fairness in the age of personalized marketing.The proposed law aims to stop companies from analyzing a consumer's internet activity, such as their browsing history, to personalize prices for products or services. Although businesses have traditionally relied on demographic details and buying habits to shape their marketing…
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City traders have rate-rigging convictions quashed

City traders see rate-rigging convictions dismissed

Several ex-financial traders who had faced convictions related to tampering with benchmark interest rates have now seen their convictions nullified. This marks a notable legal shift in one of the most prominent financial scandals in the last twenty years. The judgment, issued by an appellate court, has sparked renewed discussion regarding the responsibility of financial institutions and the people involved in them.Los comerciantes, quienes inicialmente fueron culpables de manipular tasas de interés globales clave como la London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), enfrentaron años de escrutinio legal, descontento público y, en algunos casos, encarcelamiento. Sus condenas fueron parte de un esfuerzo…
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Starmer and Modi sign £6bn India-UK trade deal

£6bn India-UK trade deal completed by Starmer and Modi

The United Kingdom and India have entered into a new era of economic cooperation, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi formalized a landmark trade agreement valued at £6 billion. The deal marks a significant milestone in the economic and diplomatic relationship between the two nations, opening the door to new opportunities across sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, green energy, and financial services.This latest agreement comes after years of negotiations aimed at strengthening bilateral ties in the post-Brexit era. With the UK seeking to redefine its global trading position and India continuing its rise as a…
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Faisal Islam: Trump’s tough tariff tactics deliver results

During his presidency, Donald Trump’s approach to international trade marked a dramatic departure from the multilateral consensus that had guided U.S. policy for decades. Rejecting long-standing trade norms, Trump implemented a confrontational strategy rooted in the use of punitive tariffs, particularly targeting major economies such as China and traditional allies in Europe and North America. While controversial, these actions sparked a global conversation about fairness in trade and the effectiveness of protectionist policies—and, arguably, produced tangible outcomes.At the core of Trump’s approach to trade was the conviction that previous trade deals had disadvantaged the United States, leading to ongoing trade…
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