Does the gambling industry need tighter regulations?
It’s estimated that the number of adults with a gambling problem has risen by a third in just three years. There were around 430,000 sufferers […]
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Thousands of consumers leave Lloyds TSB bank after IT failure
Following the news that Lloyds TSB will be closing 49 of its branches, a recent IT failure could mean the bank is in even more […]
The rise of “cash for crash” insurance fraud
Recent research has shown that a surge of “crash for cash” cases has escalated the cost of insurance for many consumers. One of the biggest […]
Boots overcharging the NHS: The Scandal
One of the UK’s biggest high street retailers, Boots, is now faced with the accusation that they overcharged the NHS for a specific mouthwash that […]
The Results of The Samsung and Apple Patent Lawsuit
After being parts of a legal dispute dating all the way back to 2011, Samsung have been asked to pay a total of $539 million […]
How will GDPR affect businesses
With more and more people around the world becoming computer literate, we rarely give a second thought when passing around or email or name. It’s […]
The effects of Ryanair’s changes to baggage allowance
At the end of last year, Europe’s busiest airline Ryanair announced that it would be making some changes to its cabin baggage allowances. The new […]
The FDA’s planned reforms to credit regulations: how will they protect consumers?
Lenders who supply high risk credit to consumers have been under fire for many years. Some, including payday loan companies, have been accused of “legalised […]
Online scammers are using the new GDPR laws to target consumers
The new GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) laws have only just come into effect and were introduced to help consumers protect their own personal information. […]
Spotify agrees to settlement with musicians over royalties dispute
Spotify have been involved in a high profile court case for a number of years. The case involves a combined lawsuit from songwriter Melissa Ferrick […]