CRITICS THINK I-SAVERX PROMOS MAY VIOLATE STATE ETHICS LAW
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Critics are questioning whether an advertising blitz featuring posters, brochures and refrigerator magnets is more about promoting Gov.
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The proposed rules for auto insurance competition in Massachusetts were met yesterday with skepticism from consumer advocates and caution from at least some insurers.
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Here's a closer look at the list of commonsense consumer protections we often avoid
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Besides cheap food, Austrian discount grocery chain Plus' ad this week offers bargain Botox treatments, sparking an outcry from critics who charge the campaign is unethical.
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Complaint includes violation of privacy, false advertising, and unjust enrichment.
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GIANT insurance brokers are accused of taking kickbacks from insurance companies. Mutual fund managers allow preferred clients to trade after hours.
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Net phone service and retailer push misleading products on consumers, Sipphone charges.
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Controversial plan could force file swappers to face criminal charges.
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Logistep's methods of gathering data on alleged file-sharers violates Swiss law, the company warns.
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering charging American International Group for violating federal securities laws, the insurer said Tuesday.
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Probably PhonepayPlus, the daftly-named regulator formerly known as Icstis, has set itself the tall task of rebuilding trust in the premium rate industry. A new text service for consumers will check whether a top rate line is dodgy or not.â¦
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The Career Couch column last Sunday, about presidential politics in the office, referred incorrectly to comments by Daniel I. Prywes, a partner in the Washington offices of the law firm Bryan Cave. When Mr. Prywes said that soliciting participation in political events might be permissible, he was referring to both employers and employees, not just employees. In addition, he said that employers who coerce employees to make political contributions would be violating federal election laws; he was not referring to employees who solicit contributions.
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Besides cheap food, Austrian discount grocery chain Plus&#39; ad this week offers bargain Botox treatments, sparking an outcry from critics who charge the campaign is unethical.
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A dozen states are following Wisconsin's pioneering law, raising ethical questions about offering financial incentives.
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The Recording Industry Association of America opposes a judge's recommendation that it reimburse Tanya Andersen for legal defense bills she incurred to fight piracy charges that were dropped for lack of evidence. Andersen's defense bills could amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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When 'free' isn't free An online advertiser that falsely claimed consumers had won free prizes has agreed to pay a $200,000 penalty to the Federal Trade Commission, which says the outfit failed to disclose that people had to spend money first.â¦Learn &amp; Contribute, Live &amp; Online - The Register Debates Green Computing
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Â· Consumer revolt on hold while court case is heard  Â· Ruling may lead to refunds but also end free banking