"Consumers are going to go where consumers go," Silverstein said.
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And not just residential consumers; it's also commercial and industrial consumers.
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Oversamples were conducted to reach a higher number of cannabis consumers (yielding 471 total consumers in the US and 371 total consumers in Canada).
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But while rural consumers aren't feeling flush, urban consumers are, Gupta said.
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Colangelo is president of Consumers' Research, the nation's oldest independent consumers organization.
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Consumers Union surveys have shown that consumers truly care about fuel efficiency.
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Compared to last year, more consumers are signed up for coverage, more consumers actively renewed their plans and more consumers had a smooth experience at HealthCare.gov.
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For consumers: Since the rules haven't taken effect, consumers won't notice much difference.
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Since 1994, Japanese… Could Japanese consumers be even more powerful than U.S. consumers?
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This is an important victory for California consumers and consumers across the country.
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So consumers particularly younger generations of consumers are looking for, 'What's good for me?
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We, as consumers — the vast majority of consumers in the U.S. — enjoy lower prices.
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CONSUMERS SENTIMENT NUMBERS ACTUALLY SHOWED INVESTORS AND CONSUMERS ARE KIND OF CAUTIOUS RIGHT NOW.
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Google doesn't need to push its apps to consumers anymore because consumers want them.
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How do you see that gap between healthy consumers and indulgent consumers playing out?
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Still, the majority of consumers today in the United States are big bundle consumers.
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Consumers trust images by other consumers on social media seven times more than advertising.
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Didn't think of the consumers, didn't think of the possibilities of dangers to consumers.
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Consumers not spending However, the logic of a boon for consumers in oil importing countries only holds up if consumers oblige by actually spending gains on other economic activities.
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Beau Brunson is a senior policy adviser at Consumers' Research, the nation's oldest consumers organization.
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But each sale, assuming consumers are choosing wisely, is also presumably producing joy for consumers.
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Consumers who use scooters or public transit are also consumers who will use ride-sharing.
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Vivint's contract, known as a power purchase agreement, "hooks consumers into paying more for energy, entangles consumers' property rights, and ensnares consumers with a twenty-year contract," the complaint said.
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The court Monday found that because Apple sells apps directly to consumers, the consumers can sue.
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Of the 9.2 million, about 3 million were new consumers while 6.2 million were returning consumers.
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We both agree that it is important to protect consumers' rights and to give consumers value.
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It's good news for consumers, but most new products are unappealing and attract very few consumers.
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The more variety consumers and brands have within Messenger, the better the chances consumers stay engaged.
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"This regulation gives consumers more choices, and consumers are better off with more choices," he said.
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"This regulation gives consumers more choices, and consumers are better off with more choices," he said.
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Finally, the "enterprization" of consumers simply means the rise of business tools built for consumers first.
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These increased costs of production will invariably be passed on to consumers, including consumers in Pennsylvania.
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"I think consumers are recognizing that — mostly the younger consumers, they feel more accountable for that."
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"Still the majority of the consumers in the United States are big bundle consumers," he added.
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Most consumers — men and women alike — support the messages, particularly younger Millennial and Gen Z consumers.
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I think, I mean from consumers, consumers got it, we have a very clear value prop.
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Consumers in China and India are substantially more open-minded about clean meat than consumers in the US — and even in the US, many meat-eating consumers are intrigued by the idea.
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So when we talk to Fossil consumers and Michael Kors consumers, they want a no-compromises smartwatch.
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Trump complained Monday that American consumers have to pay much higher prices than consumers in other countries.
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"Treating consumers in Europe differently than U.S. consumers is no way to win back trust," she said.
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Remember, workers are also consumers and globalization has been hugely beneficial to consumers all over the planet.
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There is a dissonance between the consumers we all are and the consumers we strive to be.
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Thus, agencies argue that by forcing consumers to purchase fuel-efficient cars, the standards save consumers money.
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Consumers loved Sears' signature low prices, and soon Sears' main market shifted from urban to suburban consumers.
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Furthermore, the CFPB alleged that the company leads consumers to believe its negotiators will work on behalf of consumers, even when some consumers merely receive "coaching" before having to negotiate on their own.
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Obviously, it's driven by consumers, including Chinese consumers coming to Japan and buying our products, that's one factor.
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The new tax law put more money in the pockets of consumers including the average new vehicle consumers.
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CitiMortgage "kept consumers in the dark about foreclosure relief options" when consumers sought payment deferrals, the CFPB said.
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"It's shifting work toward consumers, or, in the case of doormen, toward the people who work for consumers."
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Chinese consumers, Japanese consumers, deeply connect with Nike's product and with the brand and what it stands for.
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The more consumers, the more valuable the platform is to advertisers, yet adverts incur a cost to consumers.
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It's worth noting that there are several ways in which consumers (especially consumers with money) manage their money.
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It's common to feel that consumers are, well, consumers, passive receivers of whatever companies choose to bring out.
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"Under Trumpcare insurers will be able to charge older consumers five times more than young consumers," she said.
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Put another way, U.S. consumers save around 6900-2628 percent on average, while China's consumers save 28503 percent.
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Rather, focusing and delivering on what consumers value will encourage consumers to shop by foot not by mouse.
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Consumers worldwide both want and would benefit from privacy frameworks that provide consumers with these tools of empowerment.
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If the bureau is eliminated, significantly weakened or starts protecting banks rather than consumers, all consumers will suffer.
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That would cause some subsidized consumers to pay more, while unsubsidized consumers would pay less for certain plans.
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They didn't need notifications to drive consumers back – they provide a service that consumers didn't know they needed.
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But many consumers — not just lower-income consumers — are likely to opt-in in exchange for a discount.
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Shannon Baker-Branstetter is the policy counsel for Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumers Reports.
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And the consumers will suffer as well, and the consumers in the United States will suffer as well.
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"We're starting to serve local consumers in Southeast Asia, a market with over 500 million potential consumers," Tsai said.
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IF: I think the question is, are Google consumers premium consumers that like to really buy into an ecosystem?
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They are building tech-enabled financial platforms that serve consumers better than traditional financial institutions, and consumers are responding.
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Consumers started demanding paraben-free, and brands went with it because they want to make products consumers will buy.
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Consumers, especially lower-income consumers, are finally starting to earn more and more fully participate in the economic expansion.
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But some of these potential ways to engage consumers could backfire — and consumers think they're kind of terrifying, too.
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Even if they make it to consumers, the consumers typically buy them off shelves at a large grocery chain.
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Here's the difference: consumers eat the pizza, producers make the pizza; consumers watch the videos, producers make the videos.
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Potential pros for consumers It's easy to imagine a couple ways this offering could be made attractive to consumers.
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By enacting important modern protections for consumers' personal health data, our bill puts the privacy of American consumers first.
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It does not help consumers if companies are forced to defend expensive lawsuits where consumers have not been harmed.
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" Antibiotic-free beef also costs consumers more, though groups like Consumers Union feel it "is worth the extra money.
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Telecom software and services company Amdocs surveyed 2,000 UK and US consumers revealing insights into consumers' understanding of 5G.
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According to a Consumers Union poll, nearly nine in 28500 consumers want automakers to continue to improve fuel efficiency.
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It's another step toward giving today's consumers what they want and feeding tomorrow's consumers sustainably for years to come.
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Loser will be the consumers and ecommerce retailers, because that results in the online shopping consumers to pay more.
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In fact, according to Consumers Union's most recent survey, consumers are widely in favor of improvements to vehicle efficiency.
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Despite some pushback from vocal consumers, the firm found in its recent survey that most consumers "overwhelmingly" support it.
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Protecting consumers currently participating in "contract for deed" agreements by ensuring aggressive protections and decent standards for the consumers.
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Consumers may wonder whether airlines and ticketing websites raise airfares for consumers who research a specific route on their computer.
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Armstrong: First of all, I think the biggest thing is the billion-plus consumers, and a billion-plus mobile consumers.
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What the plaintiffs maintain: Lawyers for the consumers suing Apple contend that the business relationship is between Apple and consumers.
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Oppo VP Brian Shen says the company is observing the response from consumers before releasing its foldable phone to consumers.
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When this rate decreases, it's passed along to consumers, lowering the costs of borrowing for consumers and encouraging economic growth.
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Instead of helping consumers avoid a debt trap, the regulator could potentially push these vulnerable consumers into a credit desert.
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While proponents claim that price controls benefit consumers to get votes for the legislation, price controls simply don't benefit consumers.
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Limiting the availability of lawful goods and services to consumers in an attempt to punish politically disfavored businesses harms consumers.
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Products carry labels that tell consumers where they come from, so consumers can avoid foreign-made goods if they want.
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Consumers would be the biggest beneficiary of better technology, according to our analysis at Consumers Union and other independent analyses.
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It requires providers to be transparent with consumers and empowers the Federal Trade Commission to protect consumers from actual harm.
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When that happens, and consumers' purchasing power evaporates, it hurts consumers generally and those on fixed incomes, like seniors, particularly.
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The breach also compromised credit card numbers for 209,000 consumers, and dispute documents with personal identifying information for 182,000 consumers.
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This trade deal is good for consumers because it will promote freer markets, reducing prices for consumers while expanding choices.
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Gilbert noted that consumers now live in a world in which consumers almost never actually own anything that contains software.
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"Most consumers think you shouldn't eat food past the expiration date," said Michael Hansen, a senior scientist with Consumers Union.
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When criminals introduce counterfeit foods into the US marketplace, they not only cheat consumers, but place consumers' health at risk.
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While consumers still have some level of power — ultimately, ISPs want to deliver the content that their consumers want — a slow degrading of the experience for YouTube or Netflix could be enough to move consumers to "preferred" content.
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One way to prevent the creation of new high-consumers would be to persuade the wealthy to have fewer babies and to close off the borders of wealthy countries, preventing low-consumers from immigrating and becoming high-consumers.
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American consumers are bearing the higher costs associated with retaliatory tariffs, while Chinese consumers are turning away from purchasing U.S. products.
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But even though Google is a huge part of consumers' daily lives, consumers don't have much of a "relationship" with Google.
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Location data is obviously valuable to consumers and many services can and should be able to request it — from those consumers.
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"Older consumers also tend to have higher incomes, and that's driven higher income consumers towards an explosion of confidence," Bespoke said.
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The Personal is Social As much as consumers may love Amazon and Taobao, consumers fundamentally see them as tools, not identities.
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"As consumers, or potential consumers, of mental health care, we would like to think that everyone deserves a response," Kugelmass said.
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It looked both at what consumers believed they were buying from their ISP, and how ISPs advertised their products to consumers.
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With consumers already so leveraged, a small increase in rates could force the most highly leveraged consumers to sell their homes.
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Watson said its consumers will be the Japanese and Korean market, two of the largest LNG consumers, according to the EIA.
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Amazon's low prices may be good for consumers, but it is not so great for the companies that hire those consumers.
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"In past years, we've seen that younger consumers and presumably healthier consumers are more likely to respond to outreach," Peck wrote.
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When ISPs controlled the DNS lookup system, they knew exactly what websites consumers visited and could see what information consumers requested.
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The same applies to consumers and their level of confidence — and spending by consumers makes up most of the US economy.
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Given the considerable differences among consumers and their ability to finance new appliance purchases, the standard left some consumers worse off.
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Instead, the Veterans and Consumers Fair Credit Act in the House would cap interest rates at 2500% for all consumers. Rep.
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A group of consumers that filed the original suit in 2011 claims those fees end up increasing app prices for consumers.
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We won protections for consumers, and CFPB's founding leadership won nearly $2202 billion in relief for over 2628 million American consumers.
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Merchants had a cheap and easy way for consumers to reach them and consumers got something — the telephone call — for free.
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Direct mail campaigns are typically aimed at older, middle-class consumers because, unlike younger consumers, they read and respond to mail.
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Many online companies still use third-party data, which is collected from consumers on other websites, to target consumers with ads.
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What the enterprises are really using Indiegogo for is similar to what Bose, like Bose launched a campaign on Indiegogo, is to connect with consumers early, and get their feed back and figure out if the price point works for consumers, to figure out which features are most important to consumers, to get consumers to test that product.
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There were the consumer groups, specifically the Consumers Union, which advocated for more transparency: "It's important that the name informs consumers that the food is different from conventional meat, and gives consumers some idea of how it was produced."
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But "all" in that case is actually just consumers (or, in many cases, those consumers privileged enough to afford an $800 phone).
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"They have decided to be nicer to consumers in order to stop consumers from demanding their right to repair," Gordon-Byrne said.
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Chinese consumers were able to skip the in-store and credit card phase which most American consumers are still in, Kniffen said.
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For the past six years, these reforms have provided key protections to consumers and stability to the banking system by protecting consumers.
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American Girl, a maker of upmarket dolls, discovered that typical consumers spend a fifth more in markets where super-consumers are clustered.
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American Express provides a service both to merchants and consumers: receiving and processing payments for merchants, and providing payment methods to consumers.
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Today we shift between two extremes of lead generation models: one which consumers are empowered and the other where consumers are disempowered.
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Consumers looking to compare prices might cold-call local funeral homes or look for comparisons on their local Funeral Consumers Alliance group.
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"Our recommendations would lead to safer dressers for all consumers," senior policy analyst for Consumers Union, an advocacy division of CR said.
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"The way they're going about it we're convinced will increase costs to consumers and take away services that consumers like," Doherty said.
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Facebook hopes it will not only power transactions between established consumers and businesses globally, but offer unbanked consumers access to financial services.
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While the tax reform package lowered costs for businesses and consumers, tariffs create higher costs for businesses and raise prices for consumers.
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Income expectations have improved and consumers anticipate continued robust growth in employment, but consumers also anticipate rising inflation and higher interest rates.
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The third is that consumers, especially young consumers, are increasingly happy to pay for access to things, rather than own them outright.
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"Consumers favour incremental innovation," he says, whereas the most exciting designs defy the norm and are often adopted by consumers only gradually.
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At the same time, consumers who choose to not install solar panels shouldn't have to subsidize the generally wealthier consumers who do.
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Going after you and me as consumers and people who would write about this stuff in the New York Times as consumers.
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Specifically, VR's capabilities can entice consumers to update their smartphones, the same way 0003D gaming incentivized consumers to update their gaming consoles.
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These costs not only directly translate into higher prices for consumers, they also reduce competition, leaving consumers with fewer, lower-quality options.
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When networks are clogged with data during high-traffic times, these private agreements help consumers receive requested data faster, which benefits consumers.
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A data breach of Capital One compromised the personal information of approximately 250 million U.S. consumers and 6 million consumers in Canada.
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This also affects low-income consumers in particular with 7.8 million low-income consumers who only have access through their mobile device.
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Today, consumers can also generate electricity — they can be producer/consumers, or "prosumers," as people who hate the English language call them.
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The Organic Consumers Association (OCA) is asking consumers to boycott brands that refuse to expressly label products made with genetically modified ingredients.
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"Consumers think companies aren't willing to change, and companies think consumers aren't willing to change, so it's a stalemate," Ms. Williams said.
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Sentiment among consumers fell to 97.9 in July from 98.2 in June, according to the University of Michigan's monthly survey of consumers.
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A study from credit reporting company Experian showed U.S. consumers similarly unenthusiastic about the holidays, based on their survey of 1,159 consumers.
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Last year, the Federal Communications Commission alerted consumers to a new cyber threat it dubbed "smishing"—targeting consumers with deceptive text or SMS messages—and urged consumers to "never click links, reply to text messages or call numbers you don't recognize."
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"If you listen to consumers and let consumers drive your growth and investment decisions, then that's a good place to start," Lynch said.
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Consumers are shifting to online shopping, and demand has reduced due to a growing preference among consumers to spend their money on experiences.
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PINCHED CONSUMERS Some U.S. consumers are already paying $3 a gallon at the pump, and will feel the squeeze if prices rise further.
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Video is one of the biggest consumers of data, and caps or usage-based prices could make consumers reluctant to watch online video.
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The market to reach consumers today is significantly simpler — companies and consumers are benefitting from the infrastructure investments from the last tech boom.
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Most consumers (58%) think the threat to online privacy is a crisis, an uptick from last June when consumers were more evenly split.
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Roku sells TV-focused streaming hardware to consumers, and it also works with content players to get their material in front of consumers.
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Before, Mayvenn would sell hair direct to consumers and then provide those consumers with a marketplace of stylists that would install the hair.
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Nor is there reason to think consumers prefer more stringent requirements for broadband firms, which collect less data from consumers than edge providers.
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It makes sense because they totally got me as a person [as well as] my brand, and their consumers are potentially my consumers.
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Suing individual defendants is not sound legal strategy because consumers can recover damages more efficiently from Equifax itself, the consumers' lead plaintiffs' said.
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Though some consumers boycotted, the companies' quick action, meaningful policy changes, and advocacy for gun control measures were ultimately received positively by consumers.
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It may be worth it for consumers to have the extra privacy, but are European consumers actually safer than they were before GDPR?
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Edge providers don't want a competitive set-top market to lower rental fees for consumers; they want to monetize the consumers' viewing habits.
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With more consumers opting for chicken, the health of poultry plant workers as well as consumers themselves is, quite literally, on the line.
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In the future, "customer service" won't be something consumers dread having to call, it will be something that builds powerful relationships with consumers.
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But one application in development would let farmers put their produce up for sale directly to consumers and take payment directly from consumers.
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We have to protect consumers and competition to make sure that consumers get the best of fair competition — choice, innovation, best possible prices.
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Better regulations are being welcomed by consumers and weed sellers alike as a positive for consumers and for the industry as a whole.
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While in no way is juicing dead, it appears that some consumers, as all consumers should, are actually thinking about their expensive lifestyles.
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Research shows such overlong agreements are rarely read by consumers, but are increasingly used to ban consumers from participating in class action lawsuits.
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As the number of consumers buying groceries online grows, those same consumers may adopt meal kit services as well, the market researcher said.
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So turning consumers of content into consumers of products and services, it's something that I think a lot of businesses now are doing.
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US businesses, consumers stuck in the middle Caught in the middle of the fight between Trump and Beijing are US consumers and businesses.
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Consumers' outlook on the job market also slightly soured, as the proportion of consumers expecting fewer jobs and lower income also edged higher.
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Where consumers demand neutrality, a competitive marketplace is best suited to meet this demand while balancing it with other features that consumers desire.
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"No matter how you look at these numbers, this still costs consumers money," said Shannon Baker-Branstetter, a policy analyst with Consumers Reports.
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Fix #3: Increasing the responsibility of health consumers and patients Consumers and patients must play a major role in fixing our healthcare system.
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Less than 1 percent of consumers ever bothered with the scheme, despite the billions in hidden costs paid by consumers to implement it.
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"Internet service providers have a unique, all-access view into consumers' daily online lives," said Laura MacCleery, a vice president at Consumers Union.
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"This decrease is bringing consumers back to the category, while also attracting new consumers who may not have previously been jerky purchasers," said Caswell.
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"This case is a classic example of a big corporation systematically deceiving Washington state consumers and putting profits above those consumers," said Ferguson said.
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The long supply chain delivers flowers that are not at optimal freshness for consumers and detaches consumers from the farms where the flowers grow.
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In addition to saving consumers money, this action would allow consumers to access online video right alongside cable TV, in the same familiar interface.
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This led some consumers to complain that Apple was intentionally shortening the lifespan of its devices to pressure consumers to buy their newest products.
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He said at the assembled meeting that "consumers have no choice today," and that the proposed rules did not make major changes for consumers.
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Wealthier consumers are more upbeat about the U.S. economy than low-income individuals, the firm said, citing data from a survey of 2,000 consumers.
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Most of the waste comes from consumers and retailers, the government estimates, and in recent years, the issue has resonated, particularly with younger consumers.
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In the U.S., this isn't taken as seriously because it doesn't harm consumers directly—Google's consumers don't feel its market share in their pocketbooks.
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If the 2008 financial crisis showed us anything, it's that consumers need a strong and independent regulator to look after the interests of consumers.
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For example, when US consumers buy industrial products from China's polluting industries, the SDG Index attributes some of the pollution to the US consumers.
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Sometimes consumers can't understand the risks of their conduct, which may help explain why so many consumers lost their homes in the subprime crisis.
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According to the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers, consumers gauge buying conditions for large household goods to be the best since mid-2005.
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And the company, along with Facebook and Amazon, is facing a significant backlash by politicians and consumers over its handling of consumers' personal data.
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He thinks consumers will use Adobe's Photoshop camera app because of the added value it offers consumers who want new ways to express themselves.
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The regulations will allow consumers to carry over their unused data and operators are no longer allowed to charge consumers out-of-bundle rates.
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Notwithstanding its name, the Financial Creating Hope and Opportunity for Investors, Consumers and Entrepreneurs Act, or Financial Choice Act, will be terrible for consumers.
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How can providing consumers the freedom of choice to pay less for more content in trade for seeing ads be a problem for consumers?
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That is just 41 percent of its current enrollment, or about 108,000 consumers, leaving some 153,000 consumers without Anthem Obamacare options, state officials said.
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Cautious consumers Under pressure from weak growth in wages and widespread unemployment, consumers are putting saving before spending, said Kunal Kundu at Societe Generale.
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The researchers found these feelings to be prevalent among all kinds of consumers, from those considered the "luxury target market" to middle-class consumers.
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It thus reminded consumers to consider fuel costs in addition to vehicle price and made it easy to incorporate these costs into consumers' calculations.
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The researchers found that U.S. low-income consumers spend 85 percent more on electricity as a percentage of total expenditures than high-income consumers.
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The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has already promulgated a host of new protections for consumers and has returned over $11 billion to consumers.
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Since then, it has transmogrified from protecting consumers' freedoms to forcing consumers to subsidize winner-take-all, net-elites like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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"With data breaches becoming commonplace and more consumers using these online payment systems, the risk to consumers is growing," Cordray said in his statement.
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Dollar Tree, which traditionally caters to middle-income consumers, attributed the "challenging retail environment" to consumers being pressured by higher rent and healthcare costs.
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Many brands are experimenting with ad formats that consumers can play with in hopes that they're a more memorable and enjoyable experience for consumers.
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"For these stated reasons, it is imperative that the communications workforce reflect its consumers who drive the industry, especially African-American consumers," they wrote.
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But since this card is available to consumers with average credit, it's available to a broader selection of consumers who need help getting started.
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We're basically a consumer-facing company, over 53 million consumers on our platform buying things, but most of those consumers are inside China. Yep.
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To be pro-consumer, the FCC's net neutrality policy would help and protect consumers, not effectively force consumers to pay more to subsidize Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Netflix' bandwidth when Title II subsidy policies historically always ensured businesses subsidized consumers, not the other way around.
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The FTC Act deems a commercial practice "unfair" when it meets three qualifications: The practice causes, or is likely to cause, substantial injury to consumers; consumers cannot reasonably avoid it; and benefits to consumers or competition do not outweigh the impact of the injury itself.
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The crux of Cruz's argument is that, even though a company may lose a few of the "informed" consumers ("marginal consumers," in econ speak), the money a company loses from those consumers will never be more than it makes from screwing over the masses.
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A key measure of consumers' attitudes was lower so far this month, as high-income consumers digested Britain's surprise vote to leave the European Union.
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In addition, credit card numbers of around 209,000 U.S. consumers and certain dispute documents with personal identifying information of around 182,20173 U.S. consumers were accessed.
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"Without adequate information and with limited choice, consumers are unable to make informed decisions, which can both harm consumers and impede competition," the report said.
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"Regulatory agencies want to ensure that consumers receive all required disclosures and that the product will not harm consumers," said SoFi general counsel Rob Lavet.
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Under the solution being trialled, consumers have complete control over how their data is used, and the government does not receive or see consumers' data.
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You see what those traditional incumbents are doing to American consumers, or consumers around the world, it's not positive ... So the sector is definitely lucrative.
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Optimizing the experience of Windows desktop consumers when the cloud computing revenue makes consumers look tiny in comparison will be a leg up over Ubuntu.
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Consumers buy entry into games each week where they select a team of players and, based on those players performances consumers may potentially win money.
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For consumers outside of the warranty period, Apple denies warranty service, and directs consumers to engage in paid repairs, which cost between $400 and $700.
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I think what is needed are clear, enforceable rules to make sure that the companies get explicit consent from their consumers to use consumers' data.
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"That tends to put off consumers when there is too much negativity — and they're thinking too much of their competitors before the consumers," she said.
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The SEC's mandate includes protecting consumers in the markets, and financial technology is providing new avenues for corporations and consumers to interact with the market.
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As we've previously observed, the bulk of this surplus value had flowed to consumers, and to consumers who are not producers, subsidised by transfer payments.
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U. consumers are better off than American consumers today," Philippon writes, "because the E.U. has adopted the U.S. playbook, which the U.S. itself has abandoned.
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Reduction in access to the Chinese market is of particular concern because Chinese consumers use parts of the carcass that American consumers do not consume.
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In addition, credit card numbers for approximately 209,000 U.S. consumers, and certain dispute documents with personal identifying information for approximately 3743,000 U.S. consumers, were accessed.
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And even though VR is still a fresh novelty for many consumers, 2360 percent of consumers expect to watch more videos in VR this year.
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John Hughes is president and CEO of the Electricity Consumers Resource Council (ELCON), a Washington, D.C.-based national association representing large industrial consumers of electricity.
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That change brought hundreds of thousands of new consumers, but the value of those consumers doesn't come from the measly amount they pay each month.
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And the consumers will suffer as well, and the consumers in the United States will suffer as well, and the shale gas production will suffer.
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While investment-based crowdfunding offers consumers shares in businesses, loan-based crowdfunding or peer-to-peer lending offers consumers interest and capital repayments over time.
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In short, the Durbin Amendment has harmed consumers — especially lower-income consumers — and small businesses, while providing little benefit to any but the largest retailers.
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He said consumers should push to own their own data and that technology companies should clarify how much of consumers' data they can really view.
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"There is the belief that there is this windfall for consumers, that consumers will just be able to get more credit," said Brown of LexisNexis.
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This information would be provided to consumers online, possibly with a web-link or QR code on the label itself to allow consumers easier access.
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These provisions, also known as "forced arbitration" clauses, prevent consumers from suing over wrongdoing in court and prohibit consumers from banding together in class actions.
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Consumers allege the tech company illegally monopolized the distribution of iPhone apps and charged app developers high commissions that ultimately inflated the prices for consumers.
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But 8,000 Canadian consumers were affected, and an investigation into whether the data of some British consumers was exposed remains in progress, the company said.
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"Consumers upgrade for better cameras – among other reasons," Forrester analyst Julie Ask said, citing displays as another key feature that consumers look for when upgrading.
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The Justice Department has argued that consumers would be harmed by the deal, saying it would stifle competition and lead to higher prices for consumers.
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Because so much of this is now more transparent to consumers and consumers are asking for things, brands are getting much more aware of this.
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Critics of the changes say that consumers will have more difficulty accessing content online and that start-ups will have to pay to reach consumers.
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Nonetheless, consumers gain from the drug's availability: the marginal consumer is willing to pay the drug's price, and all the inframarginal consumers gain consumer surplus.
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Many SMBs and consumers will struggle to cover their bills and payments during the ongoing pandemic, with many businesses closing shop and consumers losing jobs.
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"So, in the end, luxury may end up inadvertently backfiring on consumers and undermining their confidence and power, counter to what consumers expect," Ordabayeva says.
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A 2012 study found no significant difference between green and "brown" consumers, explaining that consumers often offset the benefit of going green by consuming more.
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He added that he expects consumers to subscribe to many different streaming offerings but that he believes consumers will spend the most time on Netflix.
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When companies take too long to notify consumers of a breach, as Equifax did, consumers are less able to take preventative or mitigating actions. 5.
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"If consumers really like that, then you could see [interest from] a broader swath of consumers who aren't already zealot Apple Pay users," Ellis said.
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And we know that consumers are multitasking across multiple devices while they're watching TV. So comprehending all that information is a tall order for consumers.
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It followed up on Friday with a new tariff structure for industrial and household consumers that could see the bills of some consumers jump six-fold.
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He further called upon his agency to target "bad actors" targeting Americans consumers with robocalls in a fashion that doesn't sweep up millions of American consumers.
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"Either consumers will pay more, suppliers will receive less, retail margins will be lower, or consumers will buy fewer products or forgo purchases altogether," Walmart said.
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The bigger challenge he said is that the U.K. with its 60-65 million consumers, will have to negotiate with a bloc of 450 million consumers.
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"I think consumers will be perfectly okay as long as they offer an option for consumers that don't plan to migrate toward Bluetooth immediately," Zino said.
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To date the company has grown by promoting itself as a workplace benefit provided to consumers by their employers, but also offers service direct to consumers.
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We wanted to show the industry and show consumers that you can create that differentiation that really, we think, not only carmakers want, but consumers want.
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Reality check: It's easier for companies to absorb new taxes than it is for individual consumers, partly because companies often pass along those costs to consumers.
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I think one of the things someone told me, consumers, they were talking about Facebook or one of them and said, "Consumers don't care," to me.
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John Celock is the Executive Director of 21st Century Consumers, an advocacy organization focused on the interests of consumers using emerging technologies for goods and services.
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In the March report, consumers' outlook for the labor market improved, with consumers expecting more jobs in coming months rising to 24.8 percent from 20.9 percent.
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Therefore, the net metering system cannot yield net benefits for all power consumers even in principle; it must subsidize some consumers at the expense of others.
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"We believe, based on surveying consumers and our experience using digital assistants, that the number of consumers making purchases through voice commands is insignificant," they write.
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Not only would our legislation help strengthen the American workforce, but it would improve American consumers' customer service experience and the security of consumers' personal information.
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Pallone and Doyle predicted that companies would simply suggest that consumers with issues file $225 formal complaints, which they say would discourage consumers from voicing concerns.
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Delaney said there's more work to do around privacy and giving consumers access to their data, and ensuring consumers know how their data is being used.
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Consumers will also enjoy continued subsidies on purchases of electric vehicles, a policy that supports a growing domestic industry and the ever-more-important urban consumers.
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Instead of selling cars directly to consumers via the Internet, Auto1 isn't looking to skip the dealership; it's betting consumers want to literally kick the tires.
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The federal government is working on a plan to send cash to consumers, but it is up to the consumers as to how they spend it.
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Where ~80 precent of consumers in the U.K. and Australia have used a tap-to-pay method, 80 percent of consumers in the U.S. had not.
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When Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on CNBC it was to help consumers for Christmas, he let the cat out of the bag: Tariffs hurt consumers.
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Rising credit card debt and student loans are a daily concern for many consumers and with outstanding debt, it can be hard for consumers to save.
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Not only do group lawsuits help consumers recover money they otherwise would forfeit, but they also protect many more consumers by halting and deterring harmful behavior.
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"The first step is protecting consumers and doing everything possible to mitigate the risk for consumers to have their compromised information actually being used," he said.
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Nextep Systems has made accessibility for deaf consumers one of their main selling points, while telling me they also had accessible keyboards attached for blind consumers.
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Consumers are supposed to get a medical evaluation first, to make sure they do not have a serious ear disease, though most consumers waive this requirement.
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Meanwhile, the University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers said last month that a near-record number of consumers are worried about the U.S.-China trade war.
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Unfortunately for content creators and consumers, the set-top box ensures that cable providers remain a gatekeeper between consumers and this amazing wealth of new content.
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These include mandatory carding policies for consumers who appear to be under 27; some stores have even chosen to restrict store access to of-age consumers.
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"Consumers — especially rich consumers — are spending more money on services and less on products," said Luca Solca, head of global luxury goods at Exane BNP Paribas.
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"We want more informed consumers, because more informed consumers create demand for products that we want to sell," said Sara Burnett, the company's director of wellness.
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They hope it will not only power transactions between established consumers and businesses globally, but offer unbanked consumers access to financial services for the first time.
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"Amendment 1 does not increase rates or fees on solar consumers nor does it mandate government to increase rates or fees on solar consumers," she said.
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"That would be bad news for consumers in Tribune's markets in two ways: First, consumers would lose an independent voice in their media market; and second, consumers could see their cable bills go up because Sinclair charges cable operators more than Tribune for retransmission consent," they wrote.
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"(The agency) needs to be empowered to protect consumers against new hazards that may emerge, and to ensure automated systems work as they're supposed to without placing consumers at risk," said Friedman, now director of cars and product policy for the consumer advocacy group Consumers Union.
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"The opportunity created for telecom providers is they know where consumers are, they're benefiting from 5G and they know what apps consumers spend time on," she said.
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Yet consumers love it, so much so that researchers have actually studied the effect of consumers investing their own labor into a product as The Ikea Effect.
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It seems to me that capitalism runs on the addictions of consumers, has always run on the addictions of consumers, and therefore this isn't all that revelatory.
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In short, the "Comprehensive Right" the commission wants consumers to have means consumers: You might be based elsewhere; Asia, the Middle East, Africa or the United States.
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The coalition's "Better Ads Standards" define ad experiences that would not be acceptable for consumers and would be most likely to drive consumers to install ad blockers.
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The company, which gave consumers a peek into the hot dog industry last October, revealed on Tuesday just what consumers are getting when they purchase burger products.
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This is, perhaps, because consumers are more aware of what brands look like, and companies are increasingly sensitive to the way consumers now publicly broadcast their reactions.
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"They want to make sure that they meet the consumers where the consumers want to be met," said John Downs, National Confectioners Association president and chief executive.
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And the early data, and it is still early days, shows it's attracting consumers from outside the energy category, also from non-Monster consumers of energy predominantly.
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Both consumers and retailers like own-brand goods: Consumers dig their lower prices, and retailers their higher margins, because they're products they don't need to bother marketing.
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The FCC unlocked competition and empowered consumers with a simple but powerful rule: Consumers could connect the telephones and modems of their choice to the telephone network.
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Facebook hopes to not only power transactions between established consumers and businesses around the globe, but offer some consumers access to financial services for the first time.
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Here's hoping that they also see the pressing need for educating consumers to be smarter healthcare consumers, and pursuing policy that leads to more sustainable healthcare systems.
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The solution to this advertisement overload problem is not consumers withholding their data but rather in consumers coming forward and sharing more of their data with firms.
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They claim there's no proof merchants have passed savings on to consumers– and, therefore, Congress should let banks rip-off consumers by price-fixing and blocking competition.
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"When seeking legal advice, consumers most often turn to the internet - and directories like this have an obligation to ensure consumers know what they're getting," Underwood said.
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American consumers are the only reason the economy is still growing American consumers are the only reason the economy is still growing Corporate America is slacking off.
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The VPPA prohibits "video tape service providers" from disclosing "personally identifiable information" about their consumers' requests or purchases of "specific video materials" without the consumers' written consent.
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In theory their value to consumers is the gap between the reservation price (what consumers are willing to pay) and the actual price, known as "consumer surplus".
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According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), while U.S. consumers spend about $2628 of every dollar, Chinese consumers only spend $28500 of every dollar.
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Rolling back the standards will force consumers to pay more for gasoline, thereby taking money from consumers' pockets and giving it to the oil companies and OPEC.
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"We're paying additional tariffs on that merchandise, which we've been very clear it's bad for consumers globally, bad specifically for consumers in the United States," Boyle said.
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British consumers have been feeling the price growth, with the British Retail Consortium (BRC) warning in November that consumers would face a pricey Christmas dinner this year.
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"Lenovo compromised consumers' privacy when it preloaded software that could access consumers' sensitive information without adequate notice or consent to its use," Ohlhausen said in a statement.
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Both laws give consumers greater control over whether their information may be shared with third parties, and both laws allow consumers to opt out of sharing altogether.
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As consumers struggle with the high costs of care, health care industry players are reducing their costs without passing the savings they are seeing on to consumers.
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At the time, the FCC stated that gutting this authority wouldn't harm consumers because the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would fill the void, protecting consumers from harm.
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Be smart: The drops in consumers' concerns shouldn't obscure the fact that consumers are, overall, still aware of the risks posed by participating in the digital universe.
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Because the administration cut financing for nonprofits that help consumers enroll in exchange-based plans, there will be fewer places for consumers to turn for unbiased advice.
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"Who should decide what cars and trucks consumers should buy, consumers themselves or unelected bureaucrats in Sacramento, California or Washington, D.C.?" the memo sent by Marathon said.
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Germany's TeamBank AG, which lends to consumers under the brand name "EasyCredit," has granted thousands of loans to consumers who do not fit the bank's lending criteria.
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The U.S. Consumers Product Safety Commission, for instance, runs a darkly funny (and surprisingly GIF-savvy) Twitter account that teaches consumers how to use certain products safely.
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Selling through livestreaming, which sees telegenic and chatty hosts market products to consumers on e-commerce platforms, has surged in popularity among Chinese consumers in recent years.
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Selling through livestreaming, which sees telegenic and chatty hosts market products to consumers on e-commerce platforms, has surged in popularity among Chinese consumers in recent years.
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The Equifax revelation last week that potentially 143 million consumers' personal information was compromised has left a number of experts recommending that consumers lock their credit reports.
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Lorenz, who has represented both consumers and businesses on cases involving online comments, added that consumers are allowed to offer opinions that do not address factual points.
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For that to happen, and for consumers to keep their sanity, consumers are going to need some sort of standard that gets everything talking to one another.
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For media companies, for consumers, for advertisers, the best solution is to keep distribution and content separate, so consumers and creators meet on a level playing field.
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But if cameras are installed, consumers may simply assume that animal abuse is no longer a problem—how many consumers would actually watch footage of animal slaughter?
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"Almost half (48 percent) of all US consumers believe bar soaps are covered in germs after use, a feeling that is particularly strong among consumers aged 18-24 (60 percent), as opposed to just 31 percent of older consumers" 65 and over, Mintel said in a press release.
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"A decision to withdraw the standards is nonsensical, as it would merely funnel more money to oil companies at consumers' expense and halt the progress that can be made in both savings for consumers and vehicle efficiency," said Shannon Baker-Branstetter, the policy counsel for the Consumers Union.
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The CFPB was established in 2010 to protect consumers from financial institutions' abusive and deceptive practices by empowering consumers with information and making consumer finance rules more clear.
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Consumers paid the company as much as $799 to fill out paperwork, the FTC alleged in an ongoing suit — money consumers thought was going directly toward their loans.
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Experts point out that the actual act of shopping online doesn't necessarily make consumers a target, and consumers are not liable for the fraudulent activity, according to legislation.
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The iPhone's success hinges on consumers' upgrade cycles, and there's some concern among smartphone-makers that consumers will replace their devices with newer models less frequently than before.
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He said Apple would be the most likely target because its products are sold directly to consumers, but China may not want to rev up consumers too much.
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In lieu of improving their own monitoring systems, the agencies rely on consumers to report non-compliant ads, though most consumers are not experts in federal advertising guidelines.
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All that is pretty revolutionary, but also demanding a lot of consumers: Groupon was essentially hoping that mass consumers could and would change their buying and spending habits.
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Though Nielsen says history proves that consumers are willing to change their behavior, whether or not consumers are willing to pay extra for change is another question entirely.
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Though Amazon's numbers indicate more consumers have been willing to try the buttons, to what extent those consumers will return to use them over time remains less certain.
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A Piper Jaffray retail survey of 1,000 consumers showed that iPhones and Macs were the top-requested gifts among consumers and had increased in popularity from last year.
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"It's a big loss for us, and also for carriers, but the more big (sic) loss is for consumers, because consumers don't have the best choice," he said.
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Internet firms like Google and Facebook do not charge consumers for access, which means that national-income statistics will underestimate how much consumers have benefitted from their rise.
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These circumstances—the exit of competition and the lock-in of consumers—finally allowed Facebook to get consumers to agree to something they had resisted from the beginning.
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The renewables goal will help ensure "uninterrupted supply of quality power to existing consumers and provide electricity access to all unconnected consumers by 2019", according to the blueprint.
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Another thing that our data is showing is that healthy eating behavior is kind of diverging, so we're seeing a growing gap between healthy consumers and indulging consumers.
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As for consumers dumping Apple for another brand, both analysts estimate Apple's retention rate is above 90 percent as consumers cling to familiar operating systems and legacy apps.
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Implementing those requirements on prepaid cards will increase the cost of providing such services to consumers, directly leading to higher costs for consumers who use prepaid card services.
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Consumers and policymakers are only just now waking up to the reality that many businesses quietly seek to identify consumers personally and sell information about them to others.
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Because consumers are responsible for the bulk of U.S. economic growth, analysts are closely watching whether consumers are feeling more cautious about spending at the end of 2019.
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"Consumers' assessment of current conditions improved somewhat, with consumers rating both business and labor market conditions quite favorably," said Lynn Franco, the Conference Board's director of economic indicators.
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As the owners of aging and uneconomic plants continue to push for consumers to bail them out, I am hopeful that our leaders will put American consumers first.
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It found that the increasing importance of Chinese consumers in supporting growth means manufacturers in the country are selling more to domestic consumers, and less to the world.
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Joshua Slocum, executive director of the Funeral Consumers Alliance, said on a call to discuss the study with reporters that consumers often report being baffled by cremation pricing.
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And same-day delivery orders can get to consumers faster since Target's 1,855 US stores are likely closer to consumers than a sparser network of warehouses would be.
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So lots of consumers, actually the majority of consumers, I think it's over 80%, have said they will go and interact and shop on a brand manufacturer's site.
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They say they've had conversations and live tests with hundreds of consumers and that they plan to regularly get feedback from consumers, which will give them an edge.
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But while consumer decision-making can be a potent restraint on matters consumers pay attention to — like price — consumers can't protect themselves against hazards they don't know about.
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The scammers, in some instances, obtained advance payments from consumers to secure payday loans that were never issued, or threatened to collect loans that consumers had not made.
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Not only was Google Glass tasked with the challenge of introducing consumers to a new idea, but it also had to convince consumers to buy new unproven hardware.
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So much existing and referral-based business is at stake that most carriers do not allow consumers to purchase insurance online — they make consumers purchase through an agent.
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Why it matters: Consumers are still bearing some hefty costs: identity theft and credit card theft cost 15.4 million consumers $16 billion in 2016 according to the study.
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The end result for consumers is that online video is unlikely to break the large bundles and high monthly charges that consumers have been oppressed with for decades.
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Facebook hopes it will not only power transactions between established consumers and businesses around the globe, but offer unbanked consumers access to financial services for the first time.
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By enabling the federal government to secure the banking system as well as offer unlimited protection for consumers' deposits, the stimulus package could bolster consumers' trust in banks.
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But historically, when consumers are optimistic and willing to spend, even frowning business executives cannot stand in their way, and right now, global consumers are ready to buy.
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Ms. Hagan urged consumers to seek help from those known as health care navigators, who are available by phone and in person to help consumers sort through options.
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The University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers showed in September that a near-record number of consumers cited trade policies as a negative factor weighing on the economy.
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Consumers today are suffering from an information asymmetry in the marketplace: What consumers do not know about the companies driving the digital revolution can — and does — hurt them.
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Ostensibly aimed at punishing auto lenders for discriminatory outcomes, the rule was based on extremely dubious evidence and did more harm than good to consumers, including minority consumers.
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At Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization arm of Consumer Reports, we have received stories from consumers across the country hit with these crippling surprise air ambulance bills.
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The rising price of set-top boxes over the years is a concern for consumers, and giving consumers control over their navigation devices is a laudable policy goal.
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"Thanks to Dodd-Frank's red tape, consumers pay more for mortgages, credit cards and auto loans — that is if consumers can even get access to them," he said.
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For consumers, a related and historically worrisome issue is interstate lemon laundering, said Rosemary Shahan, the president of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, a nonprofit in Sacramento.
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Trump wants to kill the popular Energy Star program that has saved consumers $2.53 billion Trump wants to kill the popular Energy Star program that has saved consumers $22.5 billion Under Donald Trump's proposed budget, the popular Energy Star program, which has saved consumers $21992 billion, will lose its funding.
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"The actions we're announcing today will help consumers know how airlines are performing, will make sure that consumers don't have to pay for services they don't receive and will help consumers find the best flight options for them," Jason Furman, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, told reporters.
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"The act of depositing a voice mail on a voice mail service without dialing a consumers' cellular telephone line does not result in the kind of disruptions to a consumer's life — dead air calls, calls interrupting consumers at inconvenient times or delivery charges to consumers," All About the Message wrote.
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However, the "educational" material ISPs forwarded to consumers was arguably one-sided (ignoring concepts like fair use), and consumers had to pay a $35 fee to contest their innocence.
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Advocates say consumers should know how their food is made, and opponents worry consumers will interpret labels on bioengineered foods as a warning on foods many agree are safe.
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Consumers are likely to pull back on spending if unemployment starts to rise, Moody's Zandi said, and credit is likely to get tighter, both for retailers and for consumers.
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Consumers are still spending on home improvement, eating out, traveling and entertainment, but apparel could be the first category from which consumers will start to shy away, Trussell said.
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And I just love that because i Think it speaks to where consumers are in this day and age, where consumers all over the world want to be active.
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As can be seen in the chart above, 72 percent of U.S. consumers consider themselves sophisticated consumers who check four or five online channels to find the best deal.
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We believe the California measure could have unintended consequences for both businesses and consumers and that there is a better way to give consumers the privacy rights they deserve.
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While that could make it more difficult for consumers to claim the total $20,000 cash payment available, Monday's settlement offers other forms of relief and ongoing help for consumers.
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While consumers view of the overall economy was strong, there was a slight fall in consumers' views of their personal financial position in July compared with the previous month.
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Audio is now best in class, while the camera is no longer the worst in classHTC's craven desire to win over consumers means consumers actually win for a change.
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Finally, consumers tastes are changing, which presents an opportunity for new brands to come to market with products that cater to the new needs of more health conscious consumers.
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Anything that threatens that agreement would be hugely disruptive to consumers on both sides of the Atlantic and would further reduce — at least temporarily — privacy reviews that benefit consumers.
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Trump removed the individual mandate, cut the ACA advertising budget, allowed healthy consumers to stay on "skimpy" insurance plans and shortened the enrollment period for consumers to sign up.
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Google does make many of its products available to developers and consumers for free, and many tech innovations actually reduce prices for consumers — not typical of an economic monopoly.
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Porter argued that Equifax lawyers, in defending the company in a number of lawsuits filed by affected consumers, claimed those consumers had not suffered any harm as of yet.
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Unlike Quirky, Flex doesn't focus on consumers Wink's new parent company focuses on making electronics for other businesses, not on selling electronics and services to consumers like Wink does.
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"If we look at the data this year, we find consumers particularly optimistic in India and we also find consumers in Brazil becoming a lot more optimistic," Klerk said.
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This is especially the case for reaching certain segments of consumers, especially younger consumers; and SoundCloud says that the "Gen Z demographic" accounts for 75 percent of its audience.
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Consumers in China showed the highest confidence in IoT with 61 percent of consumers surveyed by Worldpay saying they would be comfortable with a device shopping on their behalf.
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"Competition, not collusion, best serves consumers and that is especially true when, as with pay-television providers, consumers have only a handful of choices in the marketplace," Sallet added.
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Consumers are expecting more from companies politically Today, 64% of consumers think it's important that the companies whose products and services they purchase have values aligned with their own.
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This would reduce consumers' access to this type of credit and push credit union members and other consumers into the arms of less regulated, or even illegal, payday lenders.
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Companies that sell consumer products from cars to candy understand the importance of continually marketing their products to consumers, making sure that consumers are continually aware of their brand.
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Less than 2% of UK consumers don't have a bank account and 9% don't own a mobile phone, meaning that most consumers are able to access mobile banking apps.
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Furthermore, consumers submitted over 1.2 million total comments to the Consumers Complaint Database across the entire consumer lending industry, less than two percent of which relate to payday loans.
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"We're looking at getting inside the content to become more meaningful with consumers in places that are likely ad-free or in an environment where consumers are avoiding advertising."
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The FTC framework not only reflects consumers' preferences when companies seek to use different types of personal data, it also preserves choice for those consumers with less common inclinations.
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Consumers' freedom to change how they spend their money prompts entrepreneurs and investors to produce things that consumers value most highly, and to do so as efficiently as possible.
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One of the main reasons for creating the quasi-independent agency was to protect consumers in the financial sector, particularly those consumers seeking mortgages, student loans, and credit cards.
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"The total cost to consumers will be more than one particular item, and that means less income for consumers because they're having to pay more for products," Eastman added.
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"Taking a stance will enhance your reputation among consumers that believe in you and have a negative effect on consumers who might not agree with that stance," Levy stated.
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Maloney was referencing Kraninger's decision to not seek payback for consumers in a January legal settlement with Enova International, an online lender accused of illegally collecting debts from consumers.
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Only Congress has the ability to offer a law that will actually protect consumers from these kinds of shenanigans in a way that levels the playing field for consumers.
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Creating a strong rule in this space fits perfectly with the mandate of an agency tasked with protecting consumers from secretive corporate-driven practices intended to restrict consumers' rights.
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After consumers expressed some reluctance to letting Amazon enter their house, the retailer is partnering with garage door makers and others to allow it to put packages into consumers' garages.
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That could be good news for start-ups marketing directly to consumers, but maybe not as much for the consumers who have to go through the health-care shopping experience.
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Rather than present consumers with a product chock full of salt up front, the FDA wants consumers to add salt to a dish if they feel like it needs it.
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Although the general Chinese consumers may not find Amazon so appealing, China-based merchants are increasingly using it as an important sales channel to directly reach U.S. consumers, he said.
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And nerds are necessarily a sub-group of consumers — albeit, the same sub-group closely involved in coming up with tech concepts to market to consumers in the first place.
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A key measure of consumers' attitudes was lower than expected this month, showing that consumers had a slightly dimmer view of the economy even prior to Friday's stock market rout.
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We take our consumers and their health very seriously and have been on a journey to become a more credible and helpful partner in helping consumers manage their sugar consumption.
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"The Trump plan -- while perhaps good politics -- will offer consumers little relief," Gottlieb wrote, pointing out that the prices American consumers pay for drugs was the lowest in five years.
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And now you're flipping the conversation so that it's not us telling consumers what they should buy, but consumers are telling us what we should make for them to buy.
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"We saw there was a deficit associated with African-American women," Leiba said, adding that as consumers, this demographic makes up a significant proportion of consumers of personal care products.
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"Amazon's increased access to data on consumers and their behavior, and its dominance in internet retail sales, raises questions about whether this merger harms consumers and suppresses competition," she said.
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They mimicked the Nutrition Facts Label, to which consumers were already accustom and were chiefly designed to help consumers make informed decisions about which broadband provider best suited their needs.
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As the digital marketplace continues to grow and evolve, consumers deserve transparency, and every minute we wait to pass this commonsense legislation, more consumers fall victim to these deceptive practices.
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"We're very invested in creating rich experiences for consumers on any device, especially as we see more and more consumers watching that live baseball game on their smartphone," Utzschneider said.
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It's often the hospital or the EMTs that decide to fly, but consumers are the ones left paying the bills, and there's really no way for consumers to protect themselves.
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Offering services to the underserved — unbanked consumers who lack access to banking products, and underbanked consumers who make only limited use of mainstream financial services — has long been economically unviable.
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In principle, that means charging high prices to consumers willing to pay a lot for broadband and low prices to consumers who are not willing to pay much for it.
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The report, from energy switching site uSwitch, said consumers were typically overcharged by 79 pound ($101.62)each, at a total cost of 102 million pound ($13 million)to consumers. bit.
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Sales of high heels have slumped broadly, recent retail data show, amid concerns of the physical impact of these shoes as consumers consumers shift toward more comfortable apparel and footwear.
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Consumers were slightly positive about the short-term outlook in May despite a small decline in the percentage of consumers anticipating improvements in business conditions over the next six months.
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We've actually distributed a lot of our programming on Sky, we're extremely impressed with their user interface, their ability to attract and retain consumers, the value proposition to their consumers.
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According to the FTC's findings, SoFi would inflate the average lifetime savings consumers could achieve — sometimes even as much as double the actual savings — by excluding large categories of consumers.
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Subscription services like Amazon Prime and personalized clothing service Stitch Fix get to know a consumers' favorite brands, style, size and buying patterns through the information consumers directly provide them.
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THE AIM OF THIS COMBINED COMPANY IS TO CREATE EVEN MORE HIGH-QUALITY CONTENT AND THEN TO DISTRIBUTE IT IN WAYS THAT CONSUMERS PREFER AND CONSUMERS DEMAND IN TODAY'S WORLD.
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Annual active consumers on Alibaba's China retail marketplaces reached 674 million, a jump of 20 million and most of those new consumers were said to be from less-developed cities.
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As President Donald Trump tweeted Monday, falling oil prices are good for consumers at the pump, however they don't assist consumers in moving from fossil fuels to all-electric vehicles.
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White Claw "got consumers engaged to the segment with Black Cherry and transitioned consumers to variety pack," Kosmal said Tuesday at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States conference.
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Some of the most interesting product opportunities come from watching how consumers use existing products in unintended ways, and the savviest retailers are building exactly what consumers are reaching for.
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She is foisting the work of professionals whom Congress charged with protecting ordinary people onto individual consumers, with an eye toward blaming those consumers when they naturally cannot keep up.
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The administration said consumers would have "more coverage options" as a result, but it acknowledged that some consumers could see increases in their deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs.
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"Online reviews significantly affect consumers&apos shopping decisions, and it is important that Amazon proactively protect consumers from such misleading and harmful behavior," Pallone and Schakowsky wrote in the letter.
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A decrease in internet access competition will be bad for consumers, as competition is what drives companies to provide the best possible service to consumers at the lowest possible price.
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A 1927 best-seller called "Your Money's Worth," by Stuart Chase and F. J. Schlink, led to the establishment of Consumers' Research and Consumers Union, both of which still exist.
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Nevertheless, the possibility that Facebook has either not been transparent with consumers or has not been able to verify that third party app developers are transparent with consumers is troubling.
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Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused Juul of deliberately targeting underage consumers; failing to verify ages of purchasers; and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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Earlier tariff rounds were meant to spare American consumers, and mostly impacted industrial goods and machinery used by manufacturers -- but still included some consumers goods like luggage and baseball hats.
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Currently, consumers can only file a lawsuit if they're victims of a data breach and only when the state's department of justice has decided not to sue on consumers' behalf.
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This year, 77% of consumers plan to return some of their gifts and nearly 20% expect to return more than half, according to a survey by Oracle of 303,800 consumers.
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"I am looking to better understand the nature of these critical vulnerabilities, the danger they pose to consumers, and what steps your companies plan to take to protect consumers," Rep.
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"A lot of our insights, R&D and developments for consumers in India ... they have great connect with many other consumers in many other parts of the world," Warsi said.
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"There&aposs a very strong desire among consumers to eat, and consumers are lazy," Semil Shah, who invested in DoorDash in fall 2013 as a general partner of Haystack, said.
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The rule also would make sure consumers have the ability to repay any debts before being offered credit and provide consumers with more information about fees for a prepaid account.
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"Trade policies have had the greatest negative impact on consumers, with a near record one-third of all consumers negatively mentioning trade policies in September when asked to explain in their own words the factors underlying their economic expectations," Richard Curtin, chief economist of the Surveys of Consumers, said in a statement.
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The research firm's survey data shows consumers aged 25 to 34 "were the biggest consumers" buying groceries online last year, adding that "they would likely buy groceries online in the future."
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Just as consumers sign up for newsletters and catalogs, he believes a social channel for direct marketing is something consumers would be excited about to stay close to their favorite content.
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Instead of repealing the only broadband privacy protections consumers currently have, Congress should instead pass a law requiring edge providers to meet the higher FCC standard that affords consumers more protection.
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" Consumers Union, a public advocacy group, said the bill needs more changes and must "ensure that automakers demonstrate automated vehicles' safety and don't put consumers at greater risk in a crash.
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Some 143 million consumers around the world were affected — most of which were in the U.S., but also Canada and the U.K. — with that figure later rising to 148 million consumers.
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The EFF isn't perfect, but it is indisputably often on the side of consumers, assuming consumers care about things such as privacy, net neutrality, fair use, broadband competition, and general transparency.
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But when the site announced plans last year to socially sell to consumers through Messenger, I couldn't ignore just how powerful this business transformation could be for both consumers and businesses.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and created under Dodd-Frank financial reform, the CFPB seeks to protect consumers by making consumer finance rules more effective, enforcing those rules, and keeping consumers informed.
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Cooler home prices and lower interest rates certainly increase affordability and help consumers feel better about buying, but the biggest change influencing that sentiment is consumers' perception of their own wealth.
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Consumers are cutting back The hit to growth this year has come from Chinese consumers, who hold off spending because they worry about the economy's future and rising personal debt levels.
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Last week, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a warning to consumers against using the device and offered information on how consumers can exchange the device for a replacement.
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"Amazon has built its business strategy and rhetoric around lowering prices for consumers and serving consumers more generally," Lina Khan, a fellow with the Open Markets program, told the New Republic.
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The FDA has the ability to enforce appropriate quality controls for Kratom, ensuring consumers have access to products manufactured properly, rather than scheduling Kratom and forcing consumers to unregulated, illicit markets.
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"Free data plans have proven to be popular among consumers, particularly those with low incomes, because they allow consumers to enjoy content without data limits or charges," he said in February.
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Renewable energy is cheaper than coal, and Midwestern utilities, such as Consumers Energy and NIPSCO, are shifting their investments to help consumers benefit from modern solar energy and wind power technologies.
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" Further, we might follow Dr. Walsh's encouragement to "engage girls as critical consumers of their friends' images in the same way we ask them to be critical consumers of popular media.
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The more we discard regulation, the more consumers must depend on companies to protect us from risks from their products that consumers cannot readily understand or don't have time to study.
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"Ringless voicemail bypasses important lines of defense for consumers and threatens the efficacy of call blocking applications which can protect consumers from scams and unlawful calls," they wrote in their letter.
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UBS carried out research that found 38 percent of U.S. consumers do not generate positive cash flow and 25 percent-30 percent of U.S. consumers have not seen improving consumer finances.
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"If there's a connection between an endorser and the marketer that consumers would not expect and it would affect how consumers evaluate the endorsement, that connection should be disclosed," it said.
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The changes will make overdrafts simpler, fairer, and easier to manage and will protect the millions of consumers that use overdrafts, particularly more vulnerable consumers, the FCA said in a statement.
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Juul contended that every time consumers logged on to its website after February 2018, they were reminded that by registering with Juul, consumers had agreed to the company's terms and conditions.
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"Our powerful brands are part of consumers' daily lives on every medium, from print to voice to video, and we're serving consumers and marketers with increasing engagement and precision across platforms."
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Consumers hand over money to an insurance company, which agrees to immediately or years in the future pay consumers a recurring amount of monthly income for the rest of their lives.
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Marineau said she&aposd advise consumers to pay close attention when applying for a personal loan given FICO will be flagging certain consumers who take out this kind of unsecured credit.
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This is the definition of good marketing and business strategy — finding products for your consumers versus finding consumers for your products (piling stuff high in a store and hoping people buy).
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"We are interested in exploring the incentives estate agents have to refer consumers to use their in-house broker and whether this leads to worse outcomes for consumers," the FCA said.
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Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused the company of deliberately targeting underage consumers, failing to verify ages of purchasers, and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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Supporters of net neutrality rules say that because of the repeal, consumers will have more difficulty getting access to online content and start-ups will have to pay to reach consumers.
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Where public policy precludes the new services and technology for which consumers are asking, those consumers are left with fewer options, coercively channeled into the facilities that benefit from the prohibitions.
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Due to structural issues, U.S. consumers are less exposed to oil price shocks than they once were, which should limit the direct financial harm of tensions with Iran on U.S. consumers.
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"Lenovo compromised consumers' privacy when it preloaded software that could access consumers' sensitive information without adequate notice or consent to its use," Acting FTC Chairman Maureen Ohlhausen said in a statement.
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D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine (D) accused Juul of deliberately targeting underage consumers; failing to verify ages of purchasers; and deceiving consumers about the content, strength and safety of its products.
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Consumers only go to lawyers to initiate litigation after all else fails: the litigation is a direct result of consumers' frustration with these callers and because companies are breaking the law.
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Sprint took millions of dollars meant to subsidize phone and internet service for low-income consumers, even while those consumers were not using the service, according to the Federal Communications Commission.
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Shay, however, warned that fiscal policy changes could impact consumers and the economy and lawmakers should stand against any policies that would increase the cost of everyday goods for American consumers.
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Since so many of the things Americans consumers buy today are made of steel or aluminum, a 25 percent tariff will likely get passed on to consumers at the cash register.
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Why it matters: The law allows consumers to require companies to disclose what data they are keeping on a consumer, and gives consumers the right to have such data be deleted.
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It may well be that a small group of consumers is able to enjoy both types of wines, but I would say these consumers are more the exception than the rule.
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A relief for airline executives — but perhaps not consumers.
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Consumers & small businesses need more competition, not more consolidation.
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Investors, managers, consumers, farmers, planners — they all hate uncertainty.
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It's time for consumers – and Congress – to get angry.
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By allowing new market entrants, consumers -- students -- will win.
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The currency change left many consumers — and vendors — bewildered.
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DONGGUAN, China — China's consumers and businesses are losing confidence.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: -- so consumers have more money to spend.
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Informed consumers make markets more competitive – and more efficient.
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According to an Accenture survey of 28,000 tech consumers aged 14-55 in 28 different countries, which the consultancy published in January, about half of consumers have serious security concerns about smart home and other IoT devices, and a quarter of consumers have deliberately postponed buying an ioT device or subscribing to an ioT service.
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Mulvaney's move is a 180-degree turn from former CFPB Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, who saw it as his mission to enact protections for vulnerable consumers.
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When the special offer ends, consumers end up on a standard rate; one survey estimated that British consumers on that rate were paying £300 ($390) a year too much for their energy.
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However, the fact that consumers are not being affected by drugs in the meat they consume, does not mean that drug use (particularly antibiotic use) in livestock carries no risks for consumers.
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Consumers who pick a big-box funeral home assuming its prices are competitive could be overpaying, according to a new report from the Consumer Federation of America and the Funeral Consumers Alliance.
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The new rules give internet service providers sweeping powers to change how consumers access the internet but must have new transparency requirements that will require them to disclose any changes to consumers.
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"Forcing consumers to boost PSEG's Wall Street profits at the expense of Main Street consumers is irresponsible and sets a dangerous precedent moving forward for corporate welfare in the state," Benton said.
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These startups are taking advantage of not only the changing habits of millennial consumers, but also the ability to reach those consumers and build brand awareness through under-exploited digital marketing channels.
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Consumers, however, will need to be convinced that any price hike will mean more and better content at a time when Netflix is starting to receive blowback from consumers about its library.
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Consumers who repay part but not all of the amount owed are charged backdated interest on that portion, with typically more than a third of consumers not repaying within the offer period.
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The "fact sheet" also says repealing net neutrality will "promote consumers' online privacy," when the reality is that the FCC passed stricter privacy rules than what consumers will receive without net neutrality.
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Sixty-five percent of U.S. consumers who have never purchased groceries online said they simply preferred shopping in a store, according to a survey of 2,500 U.S. consumers taken by Cowen analysts.
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In 2012 the FCC banned telemarketers from making robocalls to consumers without previous written consent, and eliminated a loophole allowing companies to robocall consumers with whom they have an "established business relationship".
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If a service pays for faster access on a provider, which is called "paid prioritisation", more consumers may see it; if another service does not pay, consumers may not come across it.
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Based on a survey of 30,000 people, the study also found six in 10 consumers want companies to take a stand on the social, cultural, environmental and political issues consumers care about.
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According to the firm, which questioned 2,000 consumers with the help of Lucid analytics, fashion apparel ranked as the second most important category to consumers this year, falling short only of intimates.
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Social media is already part of many of these activities between brands and consumers, but social media acts as a gateway to direct consumers to the brand website, blog or separate channels.
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Businesses won bigger judgments against consumers in arbitration — a total of $2.8 million in 2010 and 2011, largely for debt payments — than the consumers obtained in relief, according to the agency's analysis.
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If you want to preserve the good work the CFPB is doing for consumers, write and call your elected representatives and tell them you want the CFPB to start protecting consumers again.
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While some Democratic senators have opposed the loosening of regulations that would allow consumers to be inundated by these unwanted calls, Republicans have not taken action to stand up for consumers' rights.
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According to the agencies, Amazon's tool gives retailers hard data confirming how showrooming, a term that describes when consumers research products in stores but buy on Amazon, has become mainstream with consumers.
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It has fought against arbitration agreements that strip consumers of their rights to sue, attacked payday lending, and obtained nearly $12 billion for consumers in the forms of refunds and canceled debts.
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Driving usage may be particularly important in Apple Card's early days, as shaping consumers' purchase habits with the card right away may help Apple Card rise to the top of consumers' wallets.
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The president argues that China pays, not U.S. consumers, despite ample evidence and admissions from Trump administration officials that U.S. manufacturers, farmers and consumers are hit with higher costs (The Associated Press).
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The indicator has remained largely unchanged in 2017, which reflects American consumers' increasing confidence and certainty about their income and employment prospects, said Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.
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It seems that helping consumers buy a home, or revamping the mortgage industry more broadly, has become a new segment in which fintechs are finding innovative ways to help conventionally underserved consumers.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have cautioned carriers and consumers against selling devices from other Chinese brands, such as Huawei and ZTE, over concerns the brands may use devices to spy on U.S. consumers.
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She also said evidence suggested that Skechers intended to confuse consumers by creating the "nearly identical" Onix, and then directing consumers who searched online for "adidas stan smith" to the Onix website.
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Plus, connecting with consumers around the technology can give retailers an early look into how consumers think about their wallets, and how they might change their online shopping behaviors in the future.
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And when one of the comparisons pops up, Amazon is creating a head-to-head decision for consumers that's unique to e-commerce, since consumers aren't just viewing two items in-store.
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If the lives of American consumers are disrupted by the coronavirus, low bond yields — and the cheap borrowing costs they create for consumers — might not be enough to keep the economy rolling.
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This means consumers still need to actively present payment information, and it pushes consumers to use the technology even if they don't want to because there may be turnstiles blocking their entrance.
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This lack of knowledge could hold back excited consumers from upgrading to 5G — 29% of US consumers reported they would upgrade to the network as soon as its available, per the GSMA.
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Consumers pay the LME price plus the benchmark duty paid Midwest premium, assessed by S&P Global Platts and based on bids, offers and traded prices gathered from traders, consumers and producers.
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Both consumers and developers have sued Apple over its refusal to allow apps on the iPhone outside the app store, saying the practice raises software prices for consumers and lowers developer profits.
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Both consumers and developers have sued Apple over its refusal to allow apps on the iPhone outside the app store, saying the practice raises software prices for consumers and lowers developer profits.
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This means that more than half of the robocalls that consumers are being bombarded with, while they may be annoying to some, serve a legitimate purpose and deliver important information to consumers.
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While 62 percent of consumers said they already buy food labeled as natural, 87 percent of those consumers said they would pay more for natural food if the label met their expectations.
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"Consumers anticipated continued growth in the economy that would produce more jobs and an even lower unemployment rate during the year ahead," said Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Survey of Consumers.
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While Equifax typically includes fine print in its monitoring-service agreement that requires consumers to resolve disputes through arbitration, the company is excluding that clause for consumers whose information has been compromised.
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The research group Consumers Union has found that the current standards for 2025 will allow consumers to save enough money on gasoline to more than offset any price increases for new technology.
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"First, consumers would lose an independent voice in their media market, and second, consumers could see their cable bills go up because Sinclair charges cable operators more than Tribune for retransmission consent."
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" This, in effect, has not only "denied many consumers access to useful, money-saving products," but moreover "is deeply at odds with the needs and aspirations of millions of individual American consumers.
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This time, tariffs threaten consumers' spending power in both the United States and China – the world's two biggest consumers of European luxury goods, which make up just over half the industry's revenues.
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Their sins: They returned over $12 billion to defrauded consumers and plan to issue regulations dealing with payday debt traps and compulsory arbitration clauses that deny aggrieved consumers their day in court.
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Seeking to appease outraged consumers, the Health Ministry conceded on Thursday that consumers could bring their own biodegradable and compostable bags from home, as long as they had never been previously used.
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There are reasons that consumers enjoyed a free and open Internet long before Title II. There are reasons why consumers are free to access any website or online content of their choosing.
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The CFPB, under former Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, used its power and independence to issue a slew of rules intended to prevent discriminatory lending and protect consumers from dangerous financial products.
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He began by cherry-picking a quote from the previous director, Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, about "pushing the envelope" to protect consumers from financial predators, which Mulvaney found frightening.
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Under the leadership of former Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayTrump administration asks Supreme Court to take up challenge to consumer bureau Watchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves MORE, a Democrat, the bureau issued sweeping regulations and severe penalties to firms alleged to have harmed or abused consumers.
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CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) report after CFPB report has highlighted the industry's shady practices — from complaints that credit reports were inaccurate, with little recourse for consumers to fix them, to credit reporting agencies selling consumers misleading credit-monitoring services, and selling scores to consumers that weren't even used by banks or other lenders making credit decisions.
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Most publishers give dozens of third-party marketing firms access to consumers' first party data to enhance the marketing experience for consumers, but also to make it easier and more efficient for advertisers.
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While the government wants to make cheaper non-branded drugs available to consumers, pharmaceutical executives said any law would have to stipulate that the drugs consumers get from pharmacists meet certain quality standards.
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Consumers' assessment of labor market conditions improved sharply even as the trade war between the United States and China escalated, which economists warned would lead to job losses and higher prices for consumers.
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This growth is a combination of factors – consumers are more comfortable shopping on their phones, and retailers have adapted to consumers' need with mobile-friendly websites and apps along with streamlined checkout flows.
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Consumers group BEUC welcomed the proposals and called for an outright ban on so-called dynamic currency conversion, which allows consumers to choose the currency in which they want to pay when abroad.
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While falling prices for crucial items may be good news for consumers in the short term, a prolonged fall can condition consumers to hold off on spending as they wait for better deals.
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After seeing Kinect fail to connect with consumers despite strong early sales, Alex Kipman refuses to put a time frame on when Microsoft will start selling its augmented reality device, HoloLens, to consumers.
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FACT: Restoring internet freedom will lead to better, faster, and cheaper broadband for consumers and give startups that need priority access (such as telehealth applications) the chance to offer new services to consumers.
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Microsoft once argued that bundling its browser with its Windows operating system gave consumers an extra boon at no cost; rivals thought consumers would lose out by becoming more captive to Microsoft's systems.
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Why it matters: Consumers are increasingly aware that companies share and sell their personal data in exchange for free services, but consumers' privacy concerns aren't translating into concrete action to protect their data.
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"The natural slowdown as consumers keep their smartphones for longer is one factor, but it has been amplified considerably by the economic slowdown in China and consumers' weakened purchasing power," the report said.
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That's not just bad for businesses; it's bad for consumers because competition is what keeps prices down, provides consumers with numerous shopping options they cannot find in stores, and ensures future job growth.
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These rogue sites trick consumers by mirroring the look and feel of the actual hotel website – using copyrighted images, trademarked logos and many times, even similar URLs – to take consumers for a ride.
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That's top of mind for many consumers, after the New York Times Editorial board published a piece warning consumers about the potential pitfalls of placing too much trust in their DNA test results.
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The fear — among Democrats as well as insurance companies — is that those healthier consumers would choose these new plans and leave only sicker, more expensive consumers buying comprehensive coverage through the ACA's exchanges.
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The one fact that consumers have to embrace is that we will not live in an advertising-free world anytime soon, because the simple economics of advertising make it prohibitively costly for consumers.
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The issues included the delay in notifying consumers of the breach, a forced arbitration clause in Equifax's free credit monitoring contracts and its failure to provide Spanish-language customer service to affected consumers.
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We are seeing more transparency from publishers about how consumers pay for content, more meaningful and substantive branded content, more flexible pricing models and more ways for consumers to control their personal information.
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While consumers will still be able to buy and rent cable boxes, the commission's hope here is that consumers will just buy a cheap streaming box and download their cable provider's app instead.
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That's an incredible marketplace for consumers and investors, but as with any new market, there is a risk that consumers may not flock to an innovation if they have concerns about its safety.
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"The FCC unlocked competition and empowered consumers with a simple but powerful rule - consumers could connect the telephones and modems of their choice to the telephone network," Wheeler said in an op-ed.
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Regulators across the globe have warned consumers about the risks of investing in crypto markets, but internet companies are introducing outright bans because they worry there is not currently sufficient protection for consumers.
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Consumers deserve to be protected, and our nation's credit unions — those that serve the financial needs of these consumers — are asking for help from every entity that collects and stores personal financial information.
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That case was stalled because of a legal question over whether consumers could sue Apple because developers, not consumers, have a contract with Apple to be in the App Store and pay fees.
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"They want to have this huge community of hundreds of millions of consumers map out where they are on their journeys and get all those consumers into those Marriott hotels," the CEO continued.
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A data breach of Capital One, the nation's seventh-largest bank by assets, compromised the personal information of approximately 100 million U.S. consumers and 6 million consumers in Canada, the bank announced Monday.
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I DON'T KNOW WHAT IMPACT THAT WOULD HAVE FOR CONSUMERS SO I THINK THE REAL QUESTION IS, WOULD FACEBOOK BEING BROKEN UP CONTRIBUTE TO MORE COMPETITION IN THE ECOSYSTEM OVERALL AND BENEFIT CONSUMERS.
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Food companies are understandably wary of consumers associating their products with recalls, but giving consumers more actionable information on recalls is a cheap, effective way to prevent foodborne illness and protect public health.
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One in four consumers contacted by debt collectors feels threatened, and most consumers say the calls persist even after requests to stop, according to a 2017 study by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Why it matters: Consumers still watch sports and news live, which is why TV networks think they'll be able to get consumers to pay extra for digital streaming packages built around those topics.
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He said that consumers today are looking for the "face" or "message" of what these big name brands stand for, so that the young consumers know and understand exactly what they are supporting.
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Startups are racing to connect with consumers even as shopping dries upSome startups are scrambling to find ways to keep connected with consumers even if they might not be in a buying mood.
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The company plans to target consumers who are "new to credit," like young adults, recent immigrants and lower-income consumers, as well as others who may lack traditional credit scores, Mr. Gross said.
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Insurers are allowed to send consumers a single monthly bill itemizing the amount of the premium earmarked for abortion and for other coverage, and consumers can pay the entire premium with one check.
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Just 8% of consumers in the survey mentioned the coronavirus, but that rose to 20% in the final days of the month, Surveys of Consumers chief economist Richard Curtin said in a statement.
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When doctors, nurses and hospital groups know that consumers are in control, they must cater to those consumers and deliver what they actually want, which is high-quality health care at affordable prices.
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The relatively solid use of digital banking in general suggests that the big challenge for neobanks is not converting consumers to digital platforms, but getting consumers to give digital-only banking a try.
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While retailers relish the holiday shopping season as a time when consumers open their purses or wallets, for many consumers — especially those who do not like shopping — these days are filled with dread.
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Who better than me understand the need to treat consumers respectfully and honestly, and the equal need to offer credit to lower income consumers in order to help them manage their daily lives?
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Instead, regulators would better serve consumers if they met them where they are, employing the same internet tools McFarland used to fleece consumers as a means of protecting them: Fight Fyre with fire.
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Equifax apparently took about 40 days to inform consumers about its data breach and now it is asking consumers to wait another five days to enroll in its free identity theft protection offering.
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Microsoft has taken on the space with HoloLens, a mixed-reality headset targeted at enterprise clients rather than consumers, while Snapchat owner Snap is primarily focused on consumers with its more fashionable Spectacles.
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Integrating Honey&aposs product discovery tools with PayPal&aposs payment capabilities should help PayPal connect with consumers well before they reach checkout, potentially increasing its volume and consumers&apos loyalty to its services.
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Since so many of the things American consumers buy today are made of steel or aluminum, a 25 percent tariff on these commodities may get passed on to consumers at the cash register.
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Financial incentives could help promote smarter use of health care by consumers, but only if those incentives are absolutely clear, and consumers and their physicians have the information needed to weigh the options.
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When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed to give consumers real choice about how their internet service providers (ISPs) could use the data they collect from those consumers, opponents viciously attacked the proposal.
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So there are a bunch of reasons why aggregation is very helpful, not only to consumers but also to the brands that manufacture the products that they want in the hands of consumers.
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"These clauses operate to deprive American consumers of their day in court, so that when companies clearly violate the law consumers are still unable to seek redress in public courts of law," Rep.
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If banning these clauses cannot demonstrably result in better treatment for consumers, we should not implement a rule that will likely result in substantially higher costs to consumers and harm to community banks.
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We don't yet know what Comcast wants to charge consumers.
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How else to lure consumers into buying their tasteless offerings?
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And I don't think that that's bad for US consumers.
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Pharma companies spent another $6 billion on marketing to consumers.
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Other retail watchers believe consumers will keep right on shopping.
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With greater uncertainty, consumers are typically less willing to spend.
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It represents current consumers stocking up on these adult toys.
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To millennials, declining prices for consumers is a healthy development.
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Local consumers could be priced out, as happened with quinoa.
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Faraway, intangible forces shape our lives as workers and consumers.
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It's great for consumers to have a lot of choice.
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Consumers have high expectations for quality, according to ArcView research.
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To these consumers: the price has to be right, too.
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Consumers and taxpayers would bear the costs of such bloating.
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And the tariffs could reportedly cost U.S. consumers $18.6 billion.
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It was also excellent news for American consumers of steel.
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For many consumers that adds up to one thing: pressure.
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Consumers don't have as much tax cut money to spend.
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Consumers' inflation expectations have actually softened over the past year.
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Still, it's enough to get consumers and the industry worried.
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Is that to get consumers in and to hook them?
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With wages stagnant, consumers dipped into savings to fund spending.
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The CFPB seeks undisclosed civil penalties and redress for consumers.
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"Consumers buy drones, and it's a disposable item," he said.
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But consumers account for 40 to 50 percent of the
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But most consumers use it in a very predictable pattern.
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Consumers can get free birth control, mammograms and cholesterol tests.
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When you do them both, you connect with the consumers.
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SARA EISEN: Higher prices, for both Europeans and British consumers?
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Tech companies can use incentives to encourage consumers' healthy habits.
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Such a setup would probably be reasonable for many consumers.
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I think the consumers are doing a couple of things.
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But if consumers stop buying certain products, companies may adjust.
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Not all consumers will accept a battery electric vehicle solution.
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No one wants American consumers to end up the losers.
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In 2016, consumers are looking for interactive robots with personality.
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And it's just reaching a tiny slice of Chinese consumers.
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EPA is a substantial victory for Oklahoma industry and consumers.
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After all, consumers are always demanding more from their data.
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Blacklisting Huawei isn't... unless it really is spying on consumers.
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Tax scams aimed at consumers are now a national epidemic.
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That's good, because it gives consumers more choice than ever.
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The purchasing power of rural Chinese consumers remains largely untapped.
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"Consumers are going to have to accept responsibility," he said.
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Consumers may fail to buy the best product on offer.
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But we compounded the problem with insufficient support for consumers.
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It turns out that consumers didn't want another video platform.
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Cohn said the rule ended up "highly limiting" consumers' choices.
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American consumers will pay for the wall via import tariffs.
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" He added, "It doesn't feel like it helps the consumers.
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"You'll see consumers that are reining things in," he added.
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I think consumers really care where their food comes from.
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But consumers have found EpiPens easy to carry and use.
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"For consumers, they need to be more wary," Rheingold said.
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Rising commodity prices can hit consumers' pockets in multiple ways.
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Disney has big plans to sell stuff directly to consumers.
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The consumers' lawyers did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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It's also targeting younger consumers who care about the environment.
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Consumers might be more resistant to the transition than expected.
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Still, LendingTree's chief economist Tendayi Kapfidze says consumers shouldn't worry.
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Wouldn't that be better for everyone, telcos and consumers alike?
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Automakers, which are large consumers of steel and aluminium, bounced.
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Falling prices cause consumers and businesses to put off spending.
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" Female consumers, she says "make 85 percent of purchase decisions.
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Despite attractive price levels, consumers in India have stayed away.
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In addition, consumers are now looking for more healthy choices.
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Consumers should not eat the recalled soft raw milk cheeses.
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That way, consumers would have more options, including cheaper plans.
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Ultimately, consumers may go for the cheapest, most accessible option.
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The XR has reportedly struggled to win over Chinese consumers.
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For starters, consumers actually want to eat their veggies now.
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The index is based on input from nearly 23,000 consumers.
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Some are spooks, historically the biggest consumers of satellite images.
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In any case, consumers will probably have to pay more.
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Other complaints from consumers of "dregs" in THP beverages followed.
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For publishers and consumers, the change is an ideological shift.
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Conversely, consumers will pay a premium for famous brand names.
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Classwide arbitration, the corporations said, gives undue leverage to consumers.
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For most consumers, Sonos makes a whole lot more sense.
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There are other reasons consumers may be experiencing wireless interference.
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"Consumers are going to get on bus rides," said Craig.
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U.S. consumers continued to feel brighter about the stock market.
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Our take: This is a smart bet for most consumers.
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Consumers have been the main pillar holding up the economy.
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Chinese consumers, however, don't seem to mind the privacy invasion.
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Still, the proposed ban isn't a total win for consumers.
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Retailers may not be passing that cost on to consumers.
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It also fails to track consumers' biggest broadband complaint: pricing.
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Energy storage has numerous benefits for consumers and the grid.
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And should all consumers be charged extra for said numbers?
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That means it takes a cut of spending from consumers.
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Doing so will expand access to credit for all consumers.
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Consumers fear their public information being misused in discriminatory ways.
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"Make no mistake: Consumers want cheap Walmart chicken," said Ramey.
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This sets back Apple's ability to win over India consumers.
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Consumers may benefit from the efficiencies large firms can bring.
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The Echo exposed thousands of consumers to home voice control.
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When consumers start to think about the costs, they balk.
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Ikea encourages consumers to secure the dressers to the wall.
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Right now, as consumers, we only have so much leverage.
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Some are trying to persuade consumers to throw away less.
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Businesses are generally seen as a softer target than consumers.
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This is no doubt frustrating to radio stations and consumers.
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The FDA has warned consumers not to use THC vapes.
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One way to attract drivers is to appeal to consumers.
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Surely consumers will figure out which works best for them.
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But it can be financially harmful to such consumers too.
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The genetic health risks are things consumers really care about.
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What does this $67 billion cable deal mean for consumers?
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We have created an entirely new category that consumers love.
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Consumers, meanwhile, rejoiced as rates fell by roughly 40 percent.
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There's a trust gap now between news organisations and consumers.
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It also makes US exports more affordable to Chinese consumers.
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Has the president's trade war helped American businesses and consumers?
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And yet, the rules provide few positive rights for consumers.
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Apple's batterygate fallout might translate to some cash for consumers.
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But when consumers found this out, they weren't too pleased.
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Consumers have filed a number of lawsuits against the company.
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Nevertheless, consumers should expect overall higher prices on new cars.
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But for some discerning consumers, there is a nagging problem.
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By contrast, other recent measures have suggested consumers are subdued.
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Stocks that benefit from consumers seeking value appealed to Cramer.
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That has already translated into cheaper fuels for American consumers.
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"Tomorrow it could be your industry, your company, your consumers."
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In this case, that's translating to higher prices for consumers.
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And farmers, consumers and the environment will pay the price.
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Friedman wrote mainly about consumers' need for money, not banks'.
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But the burden falls largely on U.S. businesses and consumers.
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Traditional wholesalers and florists can't forecast what consumers will buy.
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Charmin pinched off its Forever Roll to consumers in April.
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The amount of new programming can be overwhelming for consumers.
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But that's left consumers at an unfair disadvantage, critics say.
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Combined, the steps could drastically reduce robocalls to US consumers.
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But they may be getting better at hurting consumers too.
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But tea still remains the top drink for Chinese consumers.
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Consumers demand new hardware from Apple multiple times a year.
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"Consumers actually like shopping [with click and collect]," Kodali said.
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"This is now a question about consumers' health," he said.
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But none of that will likely matter to most consumers.
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And consumers don't think about – think about when you shop.
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But, arguably, mobile consumers have grown much savvier since then.
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Consumers don't foresee a recession, at least not anytime soon.
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Supply chains shrouded in secrecy harm workers, products and consumers.
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What will consumers need to connect to the Starlink network?
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But consumers have everything to gain from a lower price.
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This would represent a significant jump in price for consumers.
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For example, a search engine serves both advertisers and consumers.
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Some of the CBD industry's biggest consumers aren't even human.
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Internet access and social networks have given consumers more options.
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But others aren't optimistic about what this means for consumers.
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That's not a good thing for consumers and the industry.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes was slightly lower this month.
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For now, they mainly supply bikes to corporations, not consumers.
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Most consumers keep a car for 10 years or more.
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For consumers, the delivery services may not seem cheap, either.
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Consumers are used to automotive safety recalls big and small.
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Carmakers are going for bling, reaching for those luxury consumers.
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It's what consumers want, even if they can't afford it.
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The rules will help provide some regulatory oversight for consumers.
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As we know, right now, we're consumers of fake news.
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The deal would not come without its downsides for consumers.
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What does that mean for you, you pin consumers, you?
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Often consumers don't have much power of selection at all.
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Antitrust law focuses on consumer good, and consumers love free.
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That's exciting — but it only works if consumers buy it.
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Consumers and productivity will both suffer, and investors might, too.
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BUT WE'RE NOT GOING INTO THIS BECAUSE WE'RE TARGETING CONSUMERS.
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The fee makes up a fifth of consumers' final bills.
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Disquiet among the consumers of affected products is no surprise.
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We probably shouldn't expect a product for consumers very soon.
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Tax and economic policy affect consumers' sentiments about their finances.
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Some are targeted toward consumers and some toward large enterprises.
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The service allows consumers to add cash to their Amazon.
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The chairmen promised to reverse legislation meant to protect consumers.
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Consumers feared their sweet Fido was snacking on dead friends.
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The most potent advocates for change may be educated consumers.
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Both China and the U.S. remain strong consumers of oil.
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For consumers, the digital you will evolve a little differently.
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It's to offer consumers a more customized and streamlined experience.
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Consumers also overestimated the required down payment on a mortgage.
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That's critical because Foursquare had lost its edge with consumers.
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But what does it mean, realistically, for cocaine consumers worldwide?
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The consumers are desperate for help in their darkest hour.
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Samsung's discriminative policies have caused significant dissatisfaction among Chinese consumers.
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IN OTHER WORDS, IT CANNOT BE ONLY GOOD FOR CONSUMERS.
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Such attacks leave consumers vulnerable to fraud and identity theft.
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These can ruin crops, harm the environment and harm consumers.
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Consumers use their pocket computers to bank, buy and befriend.
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"Our system is placing the burden on consumers," she says.
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Yet consumers feel overwhelmed when they do look for help.
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Entrepreneurs and consumers are often attracted to flashy, trendy things.
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Consumers need to be cautious when eating out, Loerbroks noted.
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The ACA also subsidizes many consumers' premiums through tax credits.
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Consumers will see cost savings from simply downloading the app.
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Consumers can have a hand in this process, as well.
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"Consumers may not realize how powerful they are," Griffin said.
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Google Glass flopped with consumers and pivoted to the enterprise.
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"Those who are ultimately hurt are U.S. companies and consumers."
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Options help metal consumers, producers and traders manage price exposure.
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But Disney will encounter new hurdles selling directly to consumers.
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It appears consumers and the marketplace view them more favorably.
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A ready army of dealers then push heroin on consumers.
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Cramer thinks that the vicious stock market scared consumers frozen.
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Chinese newspapers have encouraged consumers to boycott South Korean goods.
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To use the service, consumers visit the new website target.
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There is no excuse for keeping this information from consumers.
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Which AV usage models will be most appealing for consumers?
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Experts contend consumers will latch onto chips before companies do.
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QUINTANILLA: WELL, CERTAINLY IT IS A NET BENEFIT FOR CONSUMERS.
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He said consumers should slow down and consider the risks.
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It may have room to raise prices without alienating consumers.
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Consumers could use this information to reduce unhealthy snack behaviors.
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Brands, organizations and groups are still motivating consumers to buy.
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The immediate losers will be consumers, who will pay more.
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Consumers always win when consumer electronic improvements become glacially innovative.
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Soon, American consumers will be able to do the same.
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Consumers can have voice services and listen to Cake, too.
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SO MORE WORKERS AND MORE CONSUMERS TO BUY OUR GOODS.
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Yandex said consumers would be able to use both Yandex.
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More brands are tapping into experiential marketing to reach consumers.
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In the meantime, American consumers are caught in the crossfire.
|
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Right now consumers and medical professionals point to EpiPen flaws.
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Sending an illiberal message may drive workers and consumers away.
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This new option comes as consumers' financial options are skyrocketing.
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Why aren't coat makers innovating to meet consumers' changing needs?
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Many consumers do their own online buying from foreign pharmacies.
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Most consumers are more interested in price than back stories.
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Most of the new features, however, are geared toward consumers.
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Until then, consumers can continue using the American Express cards.
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And consumers have got used to dealing with automated services.
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Our power as consumers is tied directly to our wallets.
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Many experts say consumers have yet to reach that threshold.
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Willard said consumers can preorder iQOS online starting in August.
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For consumers, it could boost competition in a cosy industry.
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These days most consumers get most of their bulletins online.
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A digital TV guide could have obvious upside for consumers.
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Aaron Patzer launched Mint to help consumers organize their finances.
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But consumers are switching to local alternatives, especially in China.
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Commercial airlines continue to bet big on consumers' big data.
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There's little evidence yet that consumers consider it a dealbreaker.
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Second, it is often hard for consumers to spot frauds.
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Consumers are splashing out on cars, smartphones and designer clothes.
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A trade war would greatly harm America's firms and consumers.
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Master AI and your value exchange with consumers strengthens exponentially.
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Ford's overly cautious approach could help them win over consumers.
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It could also influence the choices we make as consumers.
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That's why scientists and consumers are increasingly interested in CBD.
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That was a rude awakening for consumers back in 1995.
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But VR has yet to captivate the majority of consumers.
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So consumers are really seeing the value for our products.
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Unfortunately, the courts have not been on consumers' side, either.
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Environmentally conscious consumers will choose to hire an electric car.
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Brazil consumers are under stress as well, seeing significant inflation.
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Consumers are lazy, and tend not to switch operating systems.
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And regular consumers weren't aware these kinds of situations exist.
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ClassPass is the best fitness program ever created for consumers.
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Or for you to sell your programming directly to consumers?
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Consumers typically had no idea where their marijuana came from.
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Showcase company culture Consumers love companies that have a personality.
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They are mature markets where consumers have strong purchasing power.
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Henry Chu: Well, I think, the consumers today are changing.
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That's total units actually bought by consumers, not just shipped.
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This marketing campaign was never intended to offend any consumers.
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The economics are implausible; selling the economics to consumers, impossible.
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Good food costs more, but we think consumers get it.
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Consumers and businesses, meanwhile, often fail to deploy a fix.
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So there may be grounds for concerned consumers to complain.
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Founder Ren Zhengfei has loyal consumers at home to thank.
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He's also not sure that consumers will own those cars.
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Protectionism, by contrast, hurts consumers and does little for workers.
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Concerns about government surveillance drive consumers away from digital services.
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American consumers may have been saving more than was expected.
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If advertisers want to reach consumers, they can't avoid smartphones.
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Debt collection is among the most complained issues for consumers.
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But consumers don't care about "distribution efficiency" for CPG companies.
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India will emerge as one of the world's greatest consumers.
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It has failed to generate any meaningful savings for consumers.
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Can they send advertisements that make consumers' lives more efficient?
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And countless consumers genuinely like his clothes, shoes, and music.
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WELL, INTERESTING TO WATCH THE AD DOLLARS FOLLOW THE CONSUMERS.
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However, these consumers tend to be exceptionally loyal to brands.
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Absolutely. The early treatment of women consumers was relatively simplistic.
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By all accounts, this is a huge win for consumers.
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They say he's misleading consumers, and could ruin their rep.
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"Consumers are also waiting for more government policies," he said.
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We have to pass on the higher costs to consumers.
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How much consumers will want them remains to be seen.
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That said, it may not necessarily be what consumers expect.
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Here's the reality: consumers achieve savings when markets are competitive.
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You know what we as consumers are capable of fomenting.
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Consumers give you your nickname, not the other way around.
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That crimped consumption, affecting many consumers and disrupting many businesses.
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What we're doing is not kill Netflix, but serve consumers.
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The registrations include about 28503,22019 new consumers and 750,000 returning.
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"The FCC's regulations weren't about protecting consumers' privacy," they wrote.
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Fortunately, there is hope for consumers and companies like ours.
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We have to reach consumers and change their default behavior.
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Ultimately, consumers are likely to find less retirement plan options.
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But consumers and enterprises outside of early adopters don't care.
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Consumers also rely on the FTC's programs as a resource.
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The service is available to consumers using the Shipt app.
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That may be due to consumers' own perceptions, Chamberlain said.
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"The bank may very well treat consumers differently," Alix said.
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KELLY EVANS: That's a pretty good sign for the consumers.
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One possible explanation: consumers are reluctant to monetize cherished possessions.
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Yet AARP's Firvida says the rule change will benefit consumers.
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In many areas, consumers have few choices of broadband providers.
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Technology provides a platform for consumers to extend their communities.
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Of course, new technology can be daunting for older consumers.
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Cautious consumers are providing a new sort of Trump bump.
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Consumers are willing to pay extra for better user experience.
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They really need to educate advertisers as users, as consumers.
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Step 2900: Consumers, as a further result, experience improved health.
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Consumers would face technology behemoths a little smaller than today.
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The total value of transactions from U.S. consumers on Amazon.
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There are lots of ways for consumers to do that.
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ET with the government's April retail sales and consumers prices.
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It's time to make the PBM market work for consumers.
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Consumers want to spend their money without harming the environment.
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