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	US, EU, Japan elevate rare earth complaint against China The Office of U.S. Trade Representative has elevated a trade complaint by asking for the World Trade Organization to establish a dispute settlement panel to rule on U.S. claims that China is unfairly restraining exports of rare earth materials used in electronics and other products. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Systems The Network Built for the Mobile Experience Webcast User demands for personalized, seamless experiences are ever-growing. You have to deliver it all without sacrificing manageability, security, or cost effectiveness. Discover how you can deliver anywhere, anytime experiences that drive efficiencies and enable employees to work their way. Learn more. In this Issue Scott Sellers: Facebook's NASDAQ fizzle: Better capacity planning needed 24 arrested in international online 'carding' crackdown Cybercriminals increasingly use online banking fraud automation techniques California business scores settlement in thorny cybercrime case WHITE PAPER: Symantec Small and Medium Business Threat Awareness Report How aware are small businesses about cyber threats that impact them? Do they consider the right type of defense against hackers? Find out in the Small and Medium Business Threat Awareness Report. Read Now! Scott Sellers: Facebook's NASDAQ fizzle: Better capacity planning needed The Facebook IPO was a mess, but it wasn't the first time that systemic problems caused a financial exchange to stop working correctly. The London Stock Exchange, NYSE Euronext, BATS and others have recently had very public faulty results or trading suspensions due to technical problems. Read More 24 arrested in international online 'carding' crackdown A total of 24 people from 13 countries, including 11 from the United States, were arrested on Tuesday on charges related to the theft and misuse of credit card data, bank account information and other financial data. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Capitalizing on the Power of the Smarter Consumer Our survey of more than 30,000 consumers in 13 countries tell us that consumers want to be heard, known and empowered. Savvy retailers will listen to today's smarter, connected consumer and leverage what they learn to empower their customers to shop when and how they want. Learn More. Cybercriminals increasingly use online banking fraud automation techniques Cybercriminals attempted to steal at least $75 million from high-balance business and consumer bank accounts by using sophisticated fraud automation techniques that can bypass two-factor authentication, according to a report released bu two security vendors. Read More California business scores settlement in thorny cybercrime case Over two days in March 2010, nearly $466,000 disappeared from the accounts of Village View Escrow, a small business in California that holds funds for real estate transactions. Read More
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