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Four years ago, privacy practitioners confidently predicted the EU-US Privacy Shield would survive the inevitable legal challenge mounted by activists, who said it fell short of providing ample protection for European citizens' data.
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Though presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden had a center-left record on legal issues during his Senate career, some of his party's more liberal voices have been influencing his view on antitrust policies.
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Senators praised the Federal Trade Commission's efforts to clamp down on fraud during the coronavirus pandemic, but made no promises about beefing up the agency's enforcement powers.
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Monica Vaca of the Federal Trade Commission recalls four years ago when Congress asked for a report on the agency's efforts to combat fraud in African American and Latino communities. "It was kind of a surprise, but kind of a delightful one."
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Social media influencers are taking on Washington, DC, and their first stop is the Federal Trade Commission.
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Stopping robocalls remains a top priority for the Federal Trade Commission, an agency official told a Senate committee last week.
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Antitrust agencies around the world have been thinking about legal theories they might use against the Big Tech platforms. Last month, an enforcement action led to one of the first decisions by a national supreme court.
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Intuit’s proposed buyout of Credit Karma is likely drawing close scrutiny from the Department of Justice because the market for digital do-it-yourself tax software is already highly concentrated. The deal also potentially eliminates a maverick that is forcing bigger competitors to innovate.
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Wyoming’s support for Peabody and Arch Coal’s proposed joint venture, which has been challenged by the Federal Trade Commission, is just the latest clash between state and federal government agencies on antitrust.
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Axon urged an appeals court to permit federal court review now of its constitutional claims against the Federal Trade Commission, saying they are separate from the merits of an ongoing dispute over the Axon-VieVu deal.
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Privacy lawyer Will Daugherty jumps to Norton Rose Fulbright
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Aug. 5 — Members of the Federal Trade Commission will testify at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing regarding oversight of the agency. It will be held at 10 a.m. in Room 253 of the Russell Senate Office Building. For more information, go to: https://www.commerce.senate.gov/2020/8/oversight-of-the-federal-trade-commission.
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