Neil Averitt commentary: Help! We’ve lost the instruction manual!
April 14, 2015
Does anybody around here remember how to govern a country?
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Presidential contender Cruz’s sojourn at the FTC
April 14, 2015
While many media portraits of presidential contender Senator Ted Cruz depict him as an abrasive ideologue, he was not perceived that way at all during his tenure at the Federal Trade Commission.
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Jim Hood: A Democratic AG makes waves in Dixie
April 14, 2015
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood chuckles when asked how he has managed to be the only Democrat elected to statewide office in the Magnolia State and one of only a handful of Democrats in the...
Head-scratching persists in the Phoebe Putney aftermath
April 14, 2015
The Federal Trade Commission’s recent decision to capitulate rather than to continue its challenge of the hospital merger between Phoebe Putney Health System and Palmyra Park Hospital, its only...
New book probes rise in activism among attorneys general
April 14, 2015
State attorneys general are often overlooked figures in American politics. They are frequently and dismissively viewed as aspiring governors looking first to advancing their own political careers...
ICANN wants FTC to rule on '.sucks' in domain name
April 14, 2015
The entity that regulates Internet names wants the Federal Trade Commission to decide whether the behavior of the “.sucks” domain owner is sucky.
FTC economics bureau decides against recommending lawsuit to block Reynolds-Lorillard
April 14, 2015
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FTC Briefs
- Health information plan could hurt competition, FTC says
- Mortgage modification settlement proposed
- FTC approves Novartis divestiture
- Consumers to get $16 million over fake weight-loss claims
- FTC settles with two companies on safe harbor claims
- Network Solutions agrees to new refund policy
- ‘Brain training’ settlement finalized
- FTC finalizes settlement on melanoma app
- FTC gets court order on mortgage relief firm
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In this Issue:
- Presidential contender Cruz’s sojourn at the FTC
- Jim Hood: A Democratic AG makes waves in Dixie
- Neil Averitt commentary: Help! We’ve lost the instruction manual!
- Head-scratching persists in the Phoebe Putney aftermath
- New book probes rise in activism among attorneys general
- ICANN wants FTC to rule on '.sucks' in domain name
- FTC economics bureau decides against recommending lawsuit to block Reynolds-Lorillard
- AUO could face rare revocation of corporate probation
- Class action settlements, healthcare in spotlight for state antitrust officials
- Consumer group seeks review of beverage claims
- DOJ brings first prosecution for online price-fixing
- People
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