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Swiss bank UBS, which is one of the most badly hit by the financial crisis, would not comment on personal security measures for its executives but it did tell Forbes that it had "appropriate security measures in place" for the day of the G20 summit.

While Facebook has recently enabled strong security measures for its WhatsApp messaging service, it has yet to do so for Messenger.

Separately, the union is putting final touches on protective measures for its own steel industry, which it will activate as soon as next week if it sees a risk of a surge in cheap steel diverted from the United States reaching its shores.

For Apple, it's a model that makes sense; the company has never been very stringent about anti-piracy measures for its desktop OS, even when it used to cost considerably more money.

Due to the extreme susceptibility of the karst to human activities that may lead to the degradation of its exceptional esthetic and environmental value, the alteration of karst processes such as corrosion, endangering of unique habitats and the quality of non-renewable natural resources, it is necessary to promptly define measures for its protection at the national level.

It also claimed to be "setting an even higher standard" than its current industry requirement, adding it was introducing a range of additional safety measures for its passengers, including more thorough checks on drivers, an in-app emergency button and a dedicated incident response team.

India applies its efficacy requirement as a protectionist measure for its $26 billion generic drug industry.

An emergency loan measure for its automakers died in Washington after failing to generate enough support from Republican senators.

Weinstein said his group's next move would be to get Los Angeles county to adopt a similar measure for its unincorporated areas.

An emergency loan measure for its automakers died in Washington late Thursday after failing to generate enough support from Republican senators.

Those ethical tumbleweeds paused briefly in Waco, Tex., with the news that the N.C.A.A. accepted Baylor's self-imposed penalties, tacking on a bit of probation for good measure, for its basketball coaches' mad texting habits.