FTC says spam call complaints are down more than 50% since 2021
The Federal Trade Commission said on Friday that complaints about unwanted calls dropped for the third straight year, with ...
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FTC Records 50% Drop in Nuisance Calls Since 2021
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) appears to be winning the war on scam and nuisance calls after revealing that complaint ...
How the push for the "right to repair" may result in working McDonald's ice cream machines
McDonald’s ice cream machines have garnered an infamous — and comical — reputation for always being broken. So much so that ...
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FTC Sues PBMs and GPOs For Anti-Competitive Rebate Practice
The United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed an administrative complaint against the nation’s three largest ...
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Can You Trust Companies That Say Their Plastic Products are Recyclable? US Regulators May Crack Down on Deceptive Claims
Why claims about recyclability have confused consumers, and how forthcoming guidelines from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission ...
Federal judge says GA company harassed thousands to pay them millions for debts they didn’t owe
A federal judge has ordered that a Georgia company cease operations and turn over its assets for allegedly harassing ...
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Data Privacy and Women’s Health: Protecting Sensitive Information in Period Tracking Apps
The United States first ushered into the era of de-criminalizing abortions in Roe v. Wade (1973) by declaring a regulation ...
How Biden’s Antitrust Fight Could Play Out Under Trump
A reshuffled team of antitrust regulators appointed by Trump could still backtrack from whatever position is staked out in the Nov. 20 filing and take a different stance when Mehta presides over the ...
Mergers and acquisitions could kick into high gear under Trump
A second Donald Trump administration and lower interest rates could set the stage for a renaissance in the mergers and ...
Fund Managers Offer Four Under-The-Radar Value Stock Picks For Q4 2024
At the time, the pandemic was ravaging the travel industry, so the company was trading at an extremely attractive valuation.
Robo price-fixing: Why the Justice Department is suing a software company to stop landlords colluding on rents
The case is unusual in that, unlike a typical price-fixing cartel, the landlords used RealPage’s algorithms to dramatically improve their ability to engage in price-fixing. Algo ...