Protecting your good name from identity theft

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• U.S. Probing ChoicePoint Over Data Theft - Federal authorities are investigatingthe theft of more than 100,000 consumer profiles in databasesof ChoicePoint Inc. as well as trading in its stock by topexecutives, the company said on Friday.

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