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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Third Circuit questions FTC authority to seek disgorgement during Androgel appeal
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Air cargo executive extradited to US on price-fixing charges
T-Mobile, states make final pitches in megamerger trial
CCPA 101: Fundamentals of the new privacy law
Equifax, University of Phoenix, robocall cases linger
Facebook, Google privacy settlements were top achievements, Simons says in CES debut
FTC eyes non-competes as scholars, lawyers talk fixes
Cross-border fraudsters no match for FTC, Canadian allies
Split over merger guidelines not shocking, part of long FTC history
NBA’s Stern shaped sports antitrust laws
Mount Diablo Lending settles Yelp case
Neil Averitt commentary: Don’t bet the retirement money on those Facebook injunctions
Bracing for a showdown? US companies in path of emerging UK watchdog
Injunction against Facebook would be rare, bold step
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FTC economist Kobayashi to step down, return to teaching
University of Phoenix to pay $191 million over deceptive ads
Rising Pharmaceuticals admits to fixing prices

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