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FedEx is pledging to return every dollar of tariff refunds it receives to the customers who originally paid them. The company's commitment comes after the Supreme Court ruled certain Trump-era tariffs illegal, opening the door for over 1,000 companies to recoup costs.
Nigeria's food safety agency is proving that protective systems work when it matters most. While European formula brands face contamination concerns, Nigerian parents can breathe easy knowing local products remain safe.
Britain is cracking down on unregulated gambling companies sponsoring major sports teams to protect fans from fraud and identity theft. Premier League clubs will no longer be able to partner with betting sites that don't follow UK safety rules.
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Spanish and French authorities just dismantled Europe's biggest counterfeit perfume operation, seizing over $111 million in fake products. The international collaboration shows how working together protects both consumers and legitimate businesses across borders.
Singapore is stepping up to protect young shoppers from gambling-like behavior by regulating mystery "blind boxes" that hide their contents until purchase. The new rules will require companies to disclose odds of getting rare items, setting a global example for consumer protection.
An eight-member scam ring that preyed on a 61-year-old man with fake prize promises has been arrested by Indian police. The bust protects other potential victims from similar schemes targeting seniors.
Anthropic promises to cover the full cost of power grid upgrades for its data centers, preventing those expenses from landing on your monthly bill. The move comes as soaring electricity costs have become a major voter concern across America.
A consumer lawsuit in Nigeria is challenging hidden pricing on food delivery apps, potentially forcing the entire industry to show transparent costs. The case could reshape how millions of people understand what they're really paying for when ordering meals online.
Rivian redesigned the emergency door releases in its upcoming R2 SUV, moving them to a more intuitive location after safety concerns about electronic door handles. The change makes it easier for passengers to escape if the car loses power during an emergency.
Ghana's Consumer Protection Agency leader wants to build a factory that runs around the clock to make traditional fugu attire affordable for every citizen. The proposal follows the government's new initiative declaring Wednesdays as "Fugu Day" to celebrate cultural heritage.
The renewable energy boom is creating a maze of confusing options for homeowners, but industry leaders say creating fiduciary standards could protect families while accelerating the clean energy transition.
Starting in 2027, China will require all cars to have mechanical door handles that work without electricity. The safety move comes after people died trapped in burning EVs when sleek electronic handles failed.
Starting in 2027, all cars sold in China must have mechanical door handles that work without electronics. The new safety rule responds to fatal crashes where people became trapped when electronic systems failed.
Britain's advertising watchdog just set clear boundaries for cryptocurrency marketing, protecting consumers from misleading financial promises. The decision shows regulators are catching up to protect everyday people from risky investment pitches.
Ghana's Parliament has passed groundbreaking legislation to regulate virtual assets and protect consumers in the country's growing digital finance sector. The new law brings clarity to cryptocurrency and digital payments while maintaining financial stability.
A Chinese court has set a groundbreaking precedent that shields AI developers from automatic liability when their systems generate false information. The ruling requires users to prove both fault and actual harm, balancing consumer protection with innovation.
Nigeria just became the first African nation to launch a comprehensive national policy protecting consumers from dangerous beauty products that contain heavy metals and cancer-causing chemicals. The new framework, running through 2030, will ensure every cosmetic product meets strict safety standards.
Amazon is returning more than $900 million to customers who didn't receive proper refunds for returned items. The settlement marks a major win for consumer protection and shows accountability in action.
Nigeria just became the first West African nation to create a comprehensive safety policy protecting millions from dangerous beauty products containing formaldehyde and heavy metals. The new framework runs through 2030 and brings together government agencies, experts, and international partners to ensure every cosmetic product meets global safety standards.
Over half a million households and businesses connected to heat networks across the UK just gained new legal protections against unfair price hikes and poor service. Some customers had seen energy bills spike by 450% with no recourse until now.
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