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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Stanley Sporkin, scourge of corporate malfeasance, dies at 88
On Big Tech, T Mobile-Sprint and other key DOJ issues, Delrahim adds little detail to House inquiries
2008 financial crisis may offer road map for fast-tracked merger reviews amid coronavirus outbreak
Chopra, others blast proposed change to agriculture rule
TikTok's woes continue even as it shifts course on privacy, controls
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People
Antitrust policy wasn’t a priority for Biden before hitting campaign trail
Neil Averitt commentary: Getting away and staying in with two state enforcers
California beer measure raises antitrust concerns
More unlawful debt collectors must pay up
Coronavirus raises new challenges for lawyers in and out of government
Fraud case over high-tech backpack stalls due to coronavirus pandemic
Big spring conferences fall victim to concerns over coronavirus
People
With ‘detox’ tea case, FTC puts influencers like Cardi B on notice
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Debate swells over vitality of DOJ’s leniency program
Justices hear case on US president's authority over FTC, other independent agencies
Dodgy practices in biologics markets come under scrutiny

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