Sentence examples for market deception from inspiring English sources

Prosecution and conviction may have been a proximate cause of its collapse, but the real reason was that it had become a cesspool of market deception and manipulation, lending its reputation to mass-scale deception and in the process shredding that reputation.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which investigates cases of market deception, warns that offsets carry a high risk of fraud, according to Jim Kohm, associate director of enforcement in the commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection.

Although the campaign is the product of a federal lawsuit, the legal battle against Big Tobacco's marketing deception began nearly 25 years ago when a handful of state Attorneys General sued cigarette manufacturers in state court.

"We have made a decision to invest in the deception market, and we believe there are more security opportunities, which is why we have invested in Team8 in addition to this".

Those filing the lawsuits have accused the manufacturer's founder, Jacques Servier, of aggravated deception for marketing the drug to overweight diabetic patients rather than as a straightforward appetite suppressant.

That could have been hurting consumers if there was some deception in the market.

It should be an encouragement to progressives that Blair's combination of aggression overseas, pro-market policies at home and deception in general has made him a pariah.

The committee plans to continue its investigations of the Lipitor marketing campaign and of possible deception in other drug advertising aimed at consumers.

He was an active member of the "PUAhate," an online forum (which has been down since the shootings) dedicated to "revealing the scams, deception and misleading marketing techniques used by dating gurus and the seduction community to mislead men and profit from them".

However, shortly after Orange and Santa Clara counties filed lawsuits against those companies for waging a "campaign of deception" in the marketing of their painkillers, the City of Chicago has also joined the fight, with many other state and local governments paying close attention and exploring their options.

The bull market has put a premium on deception because it pays so well.