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Consumer Catch-up: Third-party rent, salmonella outbreak, Essure birth control discontinued
A new bill would require landlords to accept third-party rent payments, plus Consumer Reports wants to know why a salmonella outbreak wasn't reported for months. The consumer news you need to know for Friday, July 20, 2018.
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