Facecrooks: Credit Agencies To Look At Clothing And Travel Purchases On Facebook To Decide On Loans
According to experts credit organizations look at your Facebook page to see what you spend on clothes or travel.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Says Her Faith Sustains Her But Won’t Impede Judgments On Supreme Court
Senator Graham made religion and rulings on it a fiery focal point during confirmation hearings.
Consumer Internet Fraud Cases Are Rising But Prosecutions Aren’t
At least $60 billion in online fraud occurs annually, but faulty enforcement helps fraudsters escape punishment
Fraud Lawsuit Alleges China’s Threats To Blockchain And Fintech
The alleged swindler is linked to China’s Communist Party and its investment houses.
CBD From A Vending Machine? Manufacturers Face Opportunities And Challenges In Growing Industry
Recent trade show displayed innovations in hemp-based products, including an ATM-like dispensary.
Jarrett Adams Fights The System That Failed Him After Wrongful Conviction
After spending 10 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, he seeks to help others avoid a similar fate.
Comisión de Justicia Racial de Nueva York revela hallazgos críticos en lucha contra la discriminación
El objetivo de la comisión es agregar iniciativas en la boleta electoral de noviembre de 2022 que podrían cambiar los estatutos de la ciudad.
New York Racial Justice Commission Reveals Critical Findings As It Battles Discrimination
The commission’s goal is to add initiatives on the November 2022 ballot that could change the city’s charter.
Over 5,000 Ugandans Face Job Losses As Government Suspends 54 NGOs
Government regulator said the NGOs operated without permits, failed to file annual returns.