Neil Averitt commentary: BBB’s national ad program – Trust but verify

Federal Trade Commission officials plan to become more active in policing national advertising by large, fundamentally legitimate companies, as described elsewhere in this issue. What was left largely unsaid is that...

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Privacy Corner: Srinivasan fuses data privacy and competition
FTC OKs policy statement on independent repairs
Neil Averitt commentary: The provisions behind the FTC chair’s new powers
Research shows impotence of data breach notification laws
Effort to restore FTC’s restitution powers in hands of Senate
With Kanter and Khan, Biden opts for tough critics of US antitrust status quo at DOJ, FTC
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#ScamFreeSummer campaign rises in popularity
Activists urge FTC to create civil rights office
DaVita, former CEO indicted over no-poach scheme
US antitrust merger filings on pace for biggest numbers in decades
Biden’s bid to boost competition could reap political benefits
LendingClub, FTC reach $18 million settlement
Trio settles robocall case
DOJ pulls out of settlement with realtor trade group
Biden’s sweeping order asks FTC to rein in labor and repair markets
FTC opens work to public with limits
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From predatory schools to rental car fraud, scams targeting military persist

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