Sentences with phrase «loss for consumers»

When this happens, dangerous products can be placed into the market resulting in injuries, health complications, and financial losses for consumers.

«I think it's a big loss for us, and also for carriers, but more bigger loss for consumers because consumers don't get the best choice in the market,» Yu said to an applause.

The rule seeks to eliminate any conflicts of interest from retirement investment advisors, brokers and agents; we reported earlier that it's a problem so widespread that it's allegedly led to more than $ 17 billion in losses for consumers.

Russia's Central Bank assumes that cryptocurrencies carry high risks, and a potential «bubble» on the cryptocurrencies market may result in considerable losses for consumers, according to the regulator's Financial Stability Report released on Tuesday.

We don't have a crystal ball to know where is the future on crypto currencies, but we saw quite a lot of harm to consumers or potential losses for the consumer to know that this is a sector which should be approached with extreme caution.

«The new Food Loss and Waste Standard will reduce economic losses for the consumer and food industry, alleviate pressure on natural resources and contribute to realizing the ambitious goals set out in the SDGs.

This is given short shrift by the Court, essentially on the basis that compensation of loss for the consumer does not presume enrichment for the persons responsible for that loss.

Samsung — and many commentators — predictably said the decision was a win for Apple but a big loss for consumers.

Some are heralding the deal as a loss for consumers, but I simply don't buy that argument.

That's probably because they want those devices to have the highest walled gardens of all, which is a shame and a loss for consumers.

We estimate the value a single Hilton point at $ 0.005, meaning these trades would result in a loss for consumers.

Yu appeared to put the blame at the feet of the U.S. carriers, adding, «it's a big loss for consumers, because they don't have the best choice for devices.»

Huawei chief executive Richard Yu said the Mate 10 Pro not being available with a network was a big loss for consumers, carriers, and Huawei itself.

Huawei's CEO of consumer products division, Richard Yu, described the situation as «a big loss for consumers», while also expressing disappointment that Huawei won't be claiming any revenue via carrier channels — a market which amounts to 90 percent of smartphones sales in the US.