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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2023 means uphill climb for FTC
Lawmakers increase FTC coffers, workload
Shifted US antitrust landscape likely to bring more litigation in 2023
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FTC eyes bots and fake accounts on social media
Successful Robinson-Patman revival must overcome dearth of expertise, rudderless private plaintiff bar
Protecting Black communities a front-burner issue, Khan says
Neil Averitt commentary: The high-wire act of the Activision case
Report issued on DOJ handling of FTC employee financial conflicts
On the Shelf: Monopolies and their impact on artists
Probe finds antitrust agencies overlap on enforcement, but conflicts are rare
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Twelve indicted over monopolization scheme in transmigrante industry
TikTok in regulatory crosshairs again
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FTC’s new data security strategy aims to address risk systemically, technologist says
Inspector general closes examination of Intuit
47 federal lawmakers oppose vehicle shopping rule
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Epic Games agrees to pay $520 million over privacy allegations

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