BRUSSELS, Nov 11 : Companies resorting to unfair digital trade practices to push people to buy more or target children with personalised advertising risk fines of as much as 6 per cent of their annual global turnover under a new European Commission draft law."Our consumer protection rules will help ensure tha
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Tactics to include GPS tagging for repeat offenders, high-street bans and tougher sentences Five hundred of the most prolific shoplifters across England and Wales will be targeted in a police crackdown on retail crime, with tougher sentences, high-street bans and GPS tagging. The home secretary said up to 17 police forces will target the repeat offenders in their area, collecting evidence of offences to secure stronger sentences and ensure they face “real consequences”, backed by an extra £2.5m in funding. Continue reading...
We’d like to hear from private renters about rising costs, finding somewhere to live and dealing with landlords Private renters are facing steep rent rises and a shortage of affordable properties, with growing numbers of landlords selling up. The Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force in England in May, introduced new protections for tenants, but many continue to face uncertainty about their housing. While some renters have successfully secured reductions, others are struggling with soaring costs and a highly competitive rental market. Meanwhile England’s housing courts have been overloaded with renters battling evictions. Continue reading...
AI identifies types of claims being rejected by insurance companies, as well as the doctors, specialties and diseases associated with those rejections, says Khaled Ahmed, CFO of Saudi German Health
Yardley, stressed that despite the growing role of AI in finance, CFOs would remain indispensable to businesses, describing them as strategic partner like a ‘co-pilot’ .
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