Manufacturerâs Claims Are Called Into Question
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Several prominent experts have criticized a study showing that Riddellâs Revolution football helmet reduced concussions by 31 percent.
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These products don't come without serious risks.
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More vendors report a number of regulatory agencies in different countries are looking into claims of price fixing.
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Claims 'deceit, negligent misrepresentation' over CRM deal
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The company is far from resting on its laurels.
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Be careful when presented with methods that claim to time the market.
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Analysis: The company admits that most of its toy recalls were due to its own design flaws, not Chinese manufacturers. Lesson: Mattel needs China as much as China needs Mattel
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The American Medical Association is concerned, but says more research is needed before a definitive statement can be made.
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Two revelations last week of Food and Drug Administration foot-dragging place in doubt whether the agency can effectively serve and protect consumers.
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Read the fine print. The people who decide how to resolve your disputes with your homebuilder might not be so impartial.
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As manufacturers roll out cameras with more features, analysts question whether consumers will use them.
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The work may have been subcontracted to another firm.
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Firm may be facing greater difficulties than previously thought in getting hold of chips to power its high-end PCs.
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Blog: Company is also in talks with the group that has sued it, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
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Company sues Mac enthusiast site and others, lending credibility to hot rumors surrounding product plans.
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The toy maker is on the defensive over recalls, but are assurances of good sales believable?
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Returns of products that do not work like consumers believe they should is costing manufacturers, communication carriers and electronics retailers almost $14 billion a year in the United States.