Unhappy faces

The growing use of facial recognition technology drew a clear thumbs-down from the overwhelming majority of the 80 comments filed with the FTC recently. The agency had requested comments after its...

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In grocery industry, a battle is heating up
Despite high court loss, FTC still has strong enforcement options
Lawmakers accuse Washington Commanders of bad business practices

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