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Nearly two-fifths of UK consumers have fallen victim to scams on online marketplaces according to recent data. Counterfeit goods and payment manipulation tactics are costing shoppers hundreds of pounds, with younger generations disproportionately affected.
Online marketplace shoppers are facing increasing risks from sophisticated scams, according to new research that reveals 37% of Britons have been defrauded while buying or selling on platforms including Vinted, Facebook Marketplace, and eBay. The data from credit reference agency Experian indicates that younger consumers are particularly vulnerable, with more than half (58%) of Gen Z respondents reporting they had been scammed compared to just 16% of those over 55.
Electronic Arts and Endeavor have completed landmark transitions to private ownership, according to industry reports. Analysts suggest this reflects growing frustration with public market pressures on creative industries. The trend may signal broader media industry transformation.
Major entertainment companies are increasingly abandoning public markets for private ownership, according to industry analysis. Electronic Arts (EA) and Endeavor, two industry giants, have recently completed transitions to private ownership in deals that analysts suggest could signal broader industry transformation.