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Caroline Thomas obituary

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X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) Market 2021 Trends, Share, Size, Top Key Players Analysis and Forecast 2028 – KSU

X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) Market 2021 Trends, Share, Size, Top Key Players Analysis and Forecast 2028 – KSU
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The little-known rule book that has helped scam victims get refunds

Bank scam victims could have a better chance of getting a refund using a little-known document. The industry code of practice was introduced in October 2017 and lays out how payment providers should protect their customers from fraud. However, the 31-page document - the British Standards Institution s (BSI) code of practice PAS 17271:2017 - is not online and costs £102 to buy. Fraud refunds: The industry code of practice was introduced in October 2017 and lays out how payment providers should protect their customers from fraud Yet the document has been used to help secure refunds for fraud victims denied by their bank. The code spells out that organisations should have measures in place to detect suspicious activity that might indicate fraud.

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Chiesi Group calls for #ActionOverWords in climate change fight

Chiesi Group calls for #ActionOverWords in climate change fight News provided by Share this article #ActionOverWords to encourage measurable sustainability action and invite accountability. Announcing its 2035 carbon neutral target, Chiesi is not the first company to make public commitments to reduce its carbon footprint, but wants to start a conversation about corporate action: the need to move from celebrating commitments to celebrating measurable progress, independently audited. It s time to make announcements that mean something, Ugo Di Francesco, Chiesi Group CEO said . Companies should be held accountable for their commitments and society should not forget promises made. We want to commit

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New guidance published to prevent use of vehicles as weapons in terror attacks

robust new guidance published to minimise risk of commercial vehicles being used in an attack operators encouraged to improve knowledge of potential risks and develop rigorous security plans latest step taken by government to boost safety and reduce likelihood of terrorists and criminals gaining access to commercial vehicles New guidance designed to prevent commercial vehicles, including vans, lorries, buses, coaches and even cranes, from being used as weapons in acts of terrorism has been published today (10 May 2021). The standard, which has been published by the British Standards Institution (BSI) and sponsored by the Department for Transport, sets out a raft of security measures to prevent criminals and terrorists from accessing commercial vehicles.

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