Nobel Prize highlights Tirole’s competition lesson for consumers
Nobel economist Jean Tirole wins the prize for showing how to foster competition in markets with few players. Experts say U.S. regulators did not require access to the last mile by rivals, leaving giants like Comcast and Time Warner to control homes. Consumers pay more for cable and Internet as a result.
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Banks Record Voices to Fight Fraud at Major Banks
An Associated Press investigation found JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo quietly record biometric voice data from some callers. Experts question privacy and future risks, while officials say voiceprints help block fraud and alert banks to repeat scam attempts.
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White couple sues sperm bank over wrong donor baby
In a high profile case, Jennifer Cramblett and Amanda Zinken sue Midwest Sperm Bank after being inseminated with donor 330 a black man instead of donor 380 a white man. They argue the mix caused stress and anxiety raising a brown child in Uniontown Ohio.
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