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Amazon Battles Retailers Over Effort to Combat Counterfeit Goods

Internet companies cite safety, privacy concerns Retailers pushing the bipartisan effort on the Hill April 29, 2021 10:46 AM By Megan R. Wilson A proposal to curtail counterfeit and stolen goods being sold on the web provoked a pitched battle on Capitol Hill, with manufacturers and brick-and-mortar retailers squaring off with marketplaces such as Amazon.com Inc., Etsy Inc., and eBay Inc.. The high-powered lobbying fight is over a measure (S. 936) that would require third-party marketplaces — internet platforms that connect sellers to buyers — to verify the identity and provide transparency about high-volume sellers. They’re defined as those who sell more than 200 new items in a year, earning them a total of $5,000 or more.

US Auto Industry Pushes Biden To Move Forward With EV Adoption Plan

US Auto Industry Pushes Biden To Move Forward With EV Adoption Plan Several major automakers are on board with Biden s optimistic plan, including GM, Toyota, and Volkswagen. Large automakers, as well as related companies, along with the United Auto Workers (UAW) made specific requests to the Biden Administration recently in a 6-page letter. The letter was dated Match 29, 2021, and asked for a push forward related to tax credits and incentives for the future of the EV industry. As you may already know, Biden has been talking about his $3-trillion infrastructure plan, which aims to speed up EV adoption in the US by pulling a number of levers. If the plan plays out as proposed, it will include electric car tax credits, EV charging infrastructure build-out, and much more. According to

New bid for ban on handling smart phones while driving

Radio Iowa You are here: Home New bid for ban on handling smart phones while driving It would be illegal to use a hand-held smart phone while driving under a bill that’s being proposed again in the Iowa House. Susan Cameron Daemon is a lobbyist with the Iowa Sheriffs and Deputies Association a group that’s been supporting a “hands-free” law for years. “Iowa is one of the few states that does not have this law,” she said yesterday during a subcommittee hearing, “and we know that it works and saves lives.” Michael Triplett, a lobbyist for the Alliance for Automobile Innovation, said the companies in the alliance developed the technology in dashboards that now makes hands-free driving while talking on a cell signal possible.

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