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News roundup — February 25, 2014

Canada

Lawyer warns changes to election act could 'muzzle' report on probe into robocalls, Calgary Herald

Ontario court orders Rogers to pay $500,000 in ads case, Reuters

TransCanada safety practices 'need work': regulators, Reuters


United States

Google lobbies officials to stop distracted driver legislation, Reuters

Federal trade commission, federal court probe Western Union for fraud-induced money transfers, Reuters


International

Compliance becomes 'hotter' issue for firms in China, Reuters

Deutsche Bank agrees to pay $20 million to settle Brazil charges, Reuters

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