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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FTC issues financial report for FY 2019
Ex-financial services executive guilty of rigging bids
North Carolina dental services proposal seen as lifting competition
Google-Looker approval could bode well for US Fitbit review, but privacy issues loom
Economists: Bright stars of antitrust analysis or well-paid advocates who spin a good yarn?
California companies accused of conning student loan borrowers
Neil Averitt commentary: SmileDirect – Keep the states honest, but do it gently
Social media influencers listen up: FTC has more dos and don’ts
Senate Democrats raise hopes on privacy legislation, but hurdles remain
Wilson argues 20-year FTC orders are too long, while Slaughter and others disagree
Pharma ‘product-hopping’ bill gets nod from House panel
Bristol-Myers’ buyout of Celgene approved by deeply divided FTC
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A bad merger proposal? It's in the eye of the beholder
Otto Bock, Freedom Innovations must unwind merger, FTC rules
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Sunday Riley case exposes FTC split over policing bogus reviews
‘Self-preferencing’ by Big Tech getting increasing attention from regulators

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