Hot Neuron wishes our readers happiness and prosperity in
the new year.
In this issue: Privacy is good for business, and a look at
the safety of RFID-enhanced credit cards,
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American businesses lobbying for lax privacy and security
regulations should look at Europe's example to see the
economic value of tighter rules, according to InternetNews.
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Motley Fool gives tips for cutting your 2006 taxes. Act
before Dec. 31!
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It's time to ban the excuses and make some important changes
in your life for 2007. Motley Fool provides a list of
action items -- most of them financial -- that can be done
in less than five minutes.
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Popular Mechanics says scammers can scan your new
RFID-enhanced credit card from more than 2 feet away. But
is it any more vulnerable than a conventional credit card?
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