- FTC Releases Agenda for Loot Box Workshop on August 7 ( )
- FTC to Host Half-Day “Nixing the Fix” Workshop Focusing on Repair Restrictions Tomorrow in Washington, DC ( )
- FTC Releases Final Agenda for Workshop that will Examine Restrictions on Third-Party Repairs of Consumer Products ( )
- D-Link Agrees to Make Security Enhancements to Settle FTC Litigation ( )
- Statement by Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Competition Director Bruce Hoffman on District Court Ruling in Agency’s Monopolization Case against Qualcomm ( )
- FTC Charges Operator of Crowdfunding Scheme ( )
- App Stores Remove Three Dating Apps After FTC Warns Operator about Potential COPPA, FTC Act Violations ( )
- FTC and State of Ohio Sending Refund Checks to Tech Support Scam Victims ( )
- FTC Charges Surescripts with Illegal Monopolization of E-Prescription Markets ( )
- FTC to Hold August Workshop on Consumer Issues Related to Loot Boxes ( )
- Office Depot y una firma de soporte técnico pagarán $35 millones de dólares para resolver las alegaciones de la FTC que indican que engañaron a los consumidores para que compraran costosos servicios de reparación de computadoras ( )
- Office Depot and Tech Support Firm Will Pay $35 Million to Settle FTC Allegations That They Tricked Consumers into Buying Costly Computer Repair Services ( )
- FTC Seeks to Examine the Privacy Practices of Broadband Providers ( )
- FTC Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century Continue with Discussion of Competition and Consumer Protection in Broadband Markets ( )
- FTC to Hold July 2019 Workshop on Product Repair Restrictions, Seeks Research in Advance ( )
- Operators of Sweepstakes Scam Will Forfeit $30 Million to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Halts Tech Support Scam as Part of Major Initiative Focused on Older Adults Hit Hardest by These Scams ( )
- La FTC detiene una estafa de soporte técnico como parte de una importante iniciativa ( )
- Video Social Networking App Musical.ly Agrees to Settle FTC Allegations That it Violated Children’s Privacy Law ( )
- FTC’s Bureau of Competition Launches Task Force to Monitor Technology Markets ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for the Tenth Session of its Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- FTC Completes Review of CAN-SPAM Rule ( )
- FTC to Send Refund Checks to Consumers who Lost Money to Tech Support Scam ( )
- FTC Announces the Tenth Session of its Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Identity Theft Detection Rules ( )
- FTC Commissioners Find that 1-800 Contacts Unlawfully Harmed Competition in Online Search Advertising Auctions, Restricting the Availability of Truthful Advertising to Consumers ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Uber ( )
- FTC Details Efforts to Protect Older Consumers in Report to Congress ( )
- FTC Sending Out Refunds in Cramming Case ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Phone Maker BLU ( )
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