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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Advocacy group seeks information on Kanter’s ethical obligations
Calendar
Political gridlock could prevent FTC from getting disgorgement powers
Khan disputes Republican narrative about merger enforcement efficiency
On the Shelf: No major fix for lax data security
Frontier to pay $8.5 million for deceiving customers about Internet speeds
Cross-border fraud reports doubled last year
The road to FTC rulemaking looks far from smooth
Senators demand investigation into gun marketing to kids
The Credit Game forced to shut down credit repair scheme
Privacy Corner: Meet Sara Collins of Public Knowledge
People
FTC advisers herald slamming brakes on remedies
Biden tells FTC to address price gouging of baby formula
Neil Averitt commentary: Protecting businesses from telemarketing scams
People
Bolster children’s online privacy rights, London group urges FTC
Calendar
HSR filings in US drop in February, March, reflecting global uncertainties
Hatch had large influence on antitrust during Senate career

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