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...brief for the Coalition for Sensible Public Records Access, the Consumer Data Industry Association and others, said Monday, "The decision is obviously very...
...34;Big Data" and...implications for consumer privacy have...or unincorporated association has no...dominated the industry data business...
...regulatory or legislative change," Bennett said. The Consumer Data Industry Association, a Washington trade group that represents credit reporting companies, responded...
National Law Journal
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...Appellant Tooling, Manufacturing & Technologies Association (TMTA) and the insurer is...in the manufacturing and tooling industry. The TMTA arranges the sale...
National Law Journal
...Orr was a self-taught inventor and entrepreneur in the fuel additives industry. In 1991, he incorporated Octane International (Octane) to further develop his alternative...
...employment and salary data to lure students...You have generalized industry statistics. Where do...the American Bar Association and the National...
...Senior Executives Association v. U.S...affairs lobbyist at consumer advocacy group Public...
...in June. Gupta previously worked at Public Citizen and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and opened his own appellate and policy ...
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