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It is journalists , who have the local knowledge about the people and companies who receive the money , who turn the information into stories which people can relate to - therefore making government more accountable to the people who pay for these subsidies . Retailers and consumer groups called yesterday for tough action by the EU to slash the excessive profits made by companies issuing credit and debit cards and to encourage customers to switch to cheaper bank accounts.They seized on the findings of a 175-page report of a retail banking inquiry , presented by Neelie Kroes , competition commissioner , that found credit card issuers enjoyed profit margins of 65 % and debit card issuers had margins of 47 % in a market worth € 1,350 bn ( £ 900bn ) a year . Since the scandal erupted , investigators have uncovered endemic fraud throughout the complex network of subsidiary companies , over several years . " The siphoning off of funds into the tourism firms was done through payments with false accounts from both [ Parmalat and the tourism companies ] , " an investigative source said , adding that the books of Cayman Islands unit Bonlat were then used to hide the cash . " The Confederation of British Industry said the new rules go too far , and that corporate governance should be " driven by business , not regulators " . " This visit , " Benedict told the grand mufti as they emerged from the spectacular mosque , " will help us to find together the means and paths of peace for the good of humanity . " The lawyer argued that after Lauri Waterman barred him from seeing her daughter , Arrant , a school custodian who lived with his parents , feared the teenager would move on to another relationship before she turned 18 and was free to see him . It owned companies in 30 countries including the US , Brazil and Mexico and employed 36,000 people . He said : " Knowing where they are in real time will allow for greater transparency .