FTC Lawsuit Says Match.com Lured Subscribers With Fake Love Messages

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FTC Lawsuit Says Match.com Lured Subscribers With Fake Love Messages

Did you create a free profile on Match.com and get an email saying someone had “liked” you or sent you a message but you’d have to subscribe to learn more? Millions of people have. And, according to the Federal Trade Commission, nearly half a million …
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China's PBOC cuts reserve ratio for banks as economy stalls

China’s People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced Friday that it was reducing the amount of funds that banks have to hold in reserve in an effort to further stimulate its economy. The PBOC said its reserve requirement ratio would be cut by 50 basis points and …
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Toyota Announces New Platform For Small Cars

Toyota has announced a new platform called GA-B and with it the company says that it will extend the benefits of its TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture) programme to small cars. The TNGA philosophy made its debut with the current generation Prius in …
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German Industrial Recession Worsens as Trade Uncertainty Bites

German industrial production unexpectedly declined further in July as trade tensions and waning business confidence continued to weigh on global demand. Output fell 0.6% from June, missing economist estimates for a slight gain. The numbers point to …
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Largest accounting firms 'inherently conflicted' in auditing roles

The largest accounting firms are 'inherently conflicted' by earning hundreds of millions of dollars in consultancy fees … Related Videos
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