TikTok's woes continue even as it shifts course on privacy, controls

In the year since the Federal Trade Commission hit popular video app TikTok with a $5.7 million fine for illegally collecting children’s information, TikTok has made changes. But the Chinese company’s...

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Push to shift burden in merger cases sparks lively debate
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Antitrust trailblazer Bert Foer to receive honor
Despite mounting pressure, FTC steers clear of policing political speech
Scam PACs prey on consumers’ political leanings
‘Do Not Track’ resurrected under California privacy law via experimental app
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Comment period begins for Otto Bock’s asset sale to Proteor
FTC gets mixed reaction over revamping ‘Made in USA’ rule
Six more chicken executives indicted in price-fixing probe
Merger activity expected to stay strong through end of 2020
FTC approves final order concerning Arko-Empire deal
Simons follows through on promise to boost merger retrospective program
Despite political differences, state AGs work across party lines on antitrust issues
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Most FTC employees expected to telework through June

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