CEOs want a national privacy law

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The chief executive officers of some of the largest companies in the United States are pushing for Congress to pass a consumer privacy law, but their efforts aren’t winning praise from some privacy advocates.

In a Sept. 10 letter to Congress, CEOs of 51 companies that are part of the Business Roundtable trade group called on lawmakers to pass a new privacy law “as soon as possible.”

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