WTO approves plan to cut subsidies and end export supports
World Trade Organization members reach consensus on eliminating export subsidies for farm products and cutting import duties, paving the way for a new round of talks. The framework reduces government support in agriculture, industry, and services, with early 20 percent cuts and flexible tariff safeguards for key items.
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Kamal Nath
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Jim Peterson
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Keith Rockwell
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Identity theft freeze gains momentum in fight against fraud
Advocates push for nationwide adoption as lawmakers resist a freeze rule amid debates over a major credit law. The measure, praised as the best protection, would block creditors from accessing credit reports without a PIN, though costs and prescreened offers complicate implementation.
Identity thieves open new accounts raise fraud costs
A Federal Trade Commission study finds nearly 3.2 million Americans had personal data stolen to open new accounts last year. Victims faced averages of 60 hours to fix issues and about 1,180 dollars in losses per person. The piece discusses credit freezes as protection and industry resistance.
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Identity Theft Resource Center
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Joanne McNabb
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Office of Privacy Protection
Federal Trade Commission
Foley
Louisiana
Eric Ellman
Consumer Data Industry Association
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