Skip to main content
Displaying 1 - 20 of 983
Competition Matters

First Research Published from Physician 6(b) Study

Tom Koch (Acting DAD, BE Office of Applied Research and Outreach) and Ted Rosenbaum (Acting BE Director)
We are excited to announce the publication of the first peer-reviewed journal article coming out of the FTC’s Physician 6(b) study. The paper, published in the May 2025 issue of Health Affairs Scholar
Data Spotlight

Top text scams of 2024

Division of Consumer Response and Operations Staff
It’s hard not to glance at your phone when you hear the ding of an incoming text. Scammers bet on it. And reports to the FTC’s Consumer Sentinel Network suggest their odds of a big payout have
Business Blog

BOTS Act compliance: Time for a refresher?

BCP Staff
Fans want to know that when tickets to their favorite artist’s summer tour drop, they have a chance of getting good seats at face value. They don’t want to have to compete with people cheating the
Business Blog

Did your business receive a CID? The FTC means business

Christopher G. Mufarrige
When businesses know the rules of the road, they can confidently invest in new ventures, technologies, and products. Under my leadership, the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection (BCP) is committed to
Competition Matters

New HSR thresholds and filing fees for 2025

Each year, the Commission adjusts the minimum dollar jurisdictional thresholds that determine reportability under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act based on the change in gross national product in the prior
Technology Blog

The FTC Is on the Front Lines of Tech Innovation & Regulation

Stephanie T. Nguyen, Chief Technologist
The FTC has been hard at work over the past few years. Part of the agency's mission has been to build internal muscles to better anticipate how existing and emerging technologies can harm consumers
Technology Blog

Surveillance Pricing Update & The Work Ahead

Stephanie T. Nguyen & Samuel A.A. Levine
Today, FTC staff released initial insights from the Surveillance Pricing 6(b) study, highlighting findings that intermediaries have access to a wide swath of data types and data sources (including