Insurers have complained that the anti-money laundering law introduced a year ago puts too big a burden on their shoulders. Some of the conditions should be changed or removed because they had...
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- May 23, 2013
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The privacy watchdog wants a 'do-not-call' register to guard against telemarketers phoning people - and a law that requires the callers to say where they got the recitpient's contact details from...
Hostage drama symptom of a sad nation
The way the Manila hostage saga was resolved - with the tragic loss of innocent lives and the unconcerned response of a president - did no more...
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Morgan McKinley is looking for a vice-president for telemarketing to lead its direct...
Fresh graduates eager to start their careers, or experienced professionals wishing to change jobs, should register for the 'Job Speed Dating' event which will be held next Tuesday.
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Complete Joshua But's business card.
Question 2
How long did the government survey of views on telemarketing calls take?
a. one...
When the law against unwanted electronic messages was first enacted in 2007, cold-calling from telemarketers was deliberately excluded. Officials said they needed to wait and see whether self-...
Four out of five recipients regard them as a nuisance but the government has decided not to legislate against telephone marketing calls, opting instead for a voluntary code of practice.
Telecoms watchdog Ofta has received 128 complaints about telemarketing calls as of last month, since the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance was introduced in late 2007.
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