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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2000

Page

10

Wireless industry maps privacy risks as mobile Internet grows

Washington AP report says executives at a FTC meeting outline privacy and security challenges as wireless services expand. FCC mandates push handsets to emit precise location data for enhanced 911, enabling location based ads and services while watchdogs warn of data theft and misuse to build consumer profiles.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Mozelle Thompson Federal Communications Commission FCC

Intruder posts 55000 credit card numbers online

A computer intruder stole 55,000 credit card numbers from Creditcards.com and published them on the Internet after a failed extortion. Creditcards.com said FBI is investigating, with Cnet.com first reporting the breach. The firm lists Premier Solutions, Rock the Vote, Christian Concert Authority and Spy Gate as clients.

Creditcards.com Laurent Jean FBI Cnet.com Premier Solutions Rock the Vote Christian Concert Authority Spy Gate B.K. De-Long Attrition.org

Heating bills to rise sharply in winter outlook

Washington economists and government officials warned that soaring demand, lean inventories, and expected cold weather will lift heating costs. The Energy Department projects natural gas bills for this winter to be about 50 percent higher than last winter, with regional gains exceeding that in places like California.

Washington Senate Energy Department California Mark Mazur Energy Information Administration Senate Energy and Natural Resources Com Mazur Midwest EIA Sen. Frank Murkowski Alaska Roger Cooper American Gas Association

Heating costs rise as Midwest leads gas use this winter

Higher heating costs push U S households toward natural gas with the Midwest showing the strongest use. Experts forecast that the United States will see elevated residential natural gas expenditures this winter, affecting budgeting and energy plans nationwide.

Retail service uneven as shoppers balance Web and brick stores

Merchants push recruiting to handle holiday demand amid a weak retail environment. Consumers compare online and in store service with researchers noting tolerance for poor service online yet continued loyalty to bricks-and-mortar differs by store. Local shoppers prefer smaller outlets for refined service while some skip department stores for clutter and limited help.

Kurt Barnard Barnard Retail Trend Report Upper Montclair N.J Ron Zemke Jill Ricardo Livingston Ricardo Nordstrom Margie Wachtel Sally Glass Old Town Marketplace Wichita Kan

GM warning on 2000 earnings after European losses

GM forecast a fourth quarter loss of 550 million to 600 million dollars amid softer European markets and lower vehicle prices. For 2000 GM expects net income around 4.9 to 5.0 billion, excluding items, as Oldsmobile's phase out and legal reserves weigh on results, with analysts noting weaker than expected guidance.

Wagoner First Call Thomson Financial Europe Burnham Healy Garrity Dresdner Kleinwort Oldsmobile

Bank workers seize Kookmin Bank chairman over merger plan

Hundreds of employees detain Kim Sang hoon head of Kookmin Bank in his seventh floor office to block a merger with Housing and Commercial Bank. The bank top executives planned to announce the tie up with fears of mass layoffs and job losses for staff.

Sequl South Korea Kim Sang-hoon Kookmin Bank South Korea Profitable Bank, Housing and Commercial Bank

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