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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Partisan bickering overshadows FTC’s push to beef up privacy efforts
DOJ whistleblower testifies at politically charged congressional hearing
In web chat, Delrahim discusses bold initiatives, opens up about lessons learned
Fraudsters demanding Bitcoin in account protection scam
Pandemic brings renewed concerns around loot boxes in video games
If Dems take control next year, FTC could see more internal battles
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No-poach case involving swanky retailers again tees up ‘vertical’ agreements
As Funeral Rule shows age, FTC mulls changes
Neil Averitt commentary: Jockeying for a future antitrust job? Show some moral courage
New rule proposed for ‘Made in USA’ labeling
Rule for contact lens wearers gets refitted
Facebook's history with Onavo resonates for privacy experts worried about Giphy purchase
SEC, DOJ ink cooperation agreement
New York car dealer, FTC settle racial discrimination case, but Dems want more changes
FTC updates CFPB on financial enforcement efforts
Tough questions swirl over Steves’ bid to unwind Jeld-Wen merger
Chicken industry executives indicted on antitrust charges
HyperBeard case highlights thorny issues of big penalties, targeted ads

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