On May 13, 2026, Dun & Bradstreet removed a single sentence from its Terms of Use that read 'Let Our Unparalleled Data Power Your AI Workflows Learn More'. This sentence appeared in the document header or navigation area and has been deleted in the updated version. The removal does not alter the operative terms governing website access or use; it only eliminates promotional language that previously appeared in the terms document.
The updated Terms of Use removes a single promotional sentence ('Let Our Unparalleled Data Power Your AI Workflows Learn More') that previously appeared in the document header. This change is editorial and does not modify the substantive rights, obligations, or protections stated in the operative terms governing your access and use of Dun & Bradstreet websites. The terms themselves remain unchanged.
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This change is purely editorial and removes promotional language from the Terms of Use document header without modifying operative contractual language, obligations, or disclosures. No compliance exposure, regulatory risk, or vendor obligation arises from this …
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