- Online Marketplace Temu to Pay $2 Million Penalty for Alleged INFORM Act Violations ( )
- Defendants in IM Mastery Academy Scheme to Pay $10.5 Million to Settle FTC Allegations ( )
- Disney to Pay $10 Million to Settle FTC Allegations the Company Enabled the Unlawful Collection of Children’s Personal Data ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order against Workado, LLC, Which Misrepresented the Accuracy of its Artificial Intelligence Content Detection Product ( )
- Telemarketer Fees to Access the FTC’s National Do Not Call Registry to Increase in 2026 ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $6.7 Million to Consumers Impacted by Gig Work Company’s Deceptive Earnings Claims ( )
- FTC Sues to Stop Air AI from Using Deceptive Claims about Business Growth, Earnings Potential, and Refund Guarantees to Bilk Millions from Small Businesses ( )
- FTC Case Against E-Commerce Business Opportunity Scheme and its Operators Results in Permanent Ban from Industry ( )
- FTC Secures Preliminary Injunction Against IM Mastery Academy and Its Owners ( )
- FTC Sues LA Fitness for Making it Difficult for Consumers to Cancel Gym Memberships ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against Ticket Resellers for Using Illegal Tactics to Bypass Ticket Limit Protections in Violation of Better Online Ticket Sales Act ( )
- Statement from FTC on Grand Canyon University Case ( )
- Match Group Agrees to Pay $14 Million, Permanently Stop Deceptive Advertising, Cancellation, and Billing Practices to Resolve FTC Charges ( )
- Frank Romero Agrees to Court Order Requiring Payment to the FTC for Mail Order Rule Violations ( )
- Three Defendants in the IM Mastery Academy Scheme Agree to Pay $2.5 Million to Settle FTC Allegations ( )
- FTC Sends Money to Student Loan Borrowers Harmed by Debt Relief Scam ( )
- FTC Obtains Permanent Ban of E-Commerce Business Opportunity Scheme Operator ( )
- FTC Requests Public Comment Regarding “Gender-Affirming Care” for Minors ( )
- FTC Action Against E-Commerce Business Opportunity Scam Results in Permanent Bans for Owner and his Companies ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against Telemedicine Firm NextMed Over Charges It Used Misleading Prices, Fake Reviews, and Deceptive Weight Loss Claims to Sell GLP-1 Weight-Loss Programs ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Consumers Harmed by Weight-loss Supplement Marketer’s Deceptive Claims and Review Practices ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $2.9 Million to Consumers Harmed by Home Improvement Financing Firm ( )
- FTC to Host July 9 Workshop on Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices in “Gender-Affirming Care” for Minors ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Warns Companies to Comply with “Made in USA” Requirements ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson Issues Statement on ‘Made in the USA’ Month ( )
- Former CEO of Voyager Digital Agrees to Ban and $2.8 Million Payment to Resolve FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Releases Agenda for Workshop on Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices in “Gender-Affirming Care” for Minors ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $8.1 Million to Consumers Harmed by Care.com’s Deceptive Claims About Earnings, Job Listings, and Cancellation Practices ( )
- FTC Sues to Stop Mercury Marketing and Others from Deceptively Advertising Substance Use Disorder Treatment Clinics ( )
- FTC Case Leads to Order Banning Ascend Ecom and Its Owners from Business Opportunity Marketing ( )
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