Attorney General warns of scams regarding coronavirus

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Attorney General warns of scams regarding coronavirus

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson issued a new warning to Washingtonians about scammers looking to capitalize on fears around the COVID-19. “If you get a text or email promising cures, cash, or COVID-19 protection if you’ll just click on a link, …
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China Sees an Opportunity to Lead Shaken World

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The Halt Of Billion-Dollar Real Estate Businesses; iBuyers Suspended

Yesterday, real estate media publisher Inman reported on the halt of the iBuyer business model by Opendoor and Redfin, two large real estate operators. Under the iBuyer model, a company acquires a home from its owner and then sells it to another party, …
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Retailer Menards on overpriced masks: 'We are very sorry.'

LANSING — Big box retailer Menards says it mistakenly placed too high a price on face masks it sold in its stores and is apologizing to customers after Attorney General Dana Nessel sent a warning letter about price gouging during the coronavirus crisis.
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WSJ: Oil executives request relief from Texas Railroad Commission

Oil executives have requested the Texas Railroad Commission limit production in order to give companies respite during the fallout facing the industry, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. The regulatory commission is mulling over the request …
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