- FTC Wins Summary Judgment against Pitchman of Deceptive Green Coffee Weight-Loss Ads; $30 Million Judgment Entered ( )
- FTC Approves Final Changes to Used Car Rule ( )
- FTC Workshop Will Examine Changing Consumer Demographics ( )
- Taller de la FTC para examinar los cambios demográficos en los consumidores ( )
- Court Lifts Suspension of Judgment; Defendant in Text Spam Case Required To Pay $180,000 for Hiding Assets from the FTC ( )
- FTC Charges Purported Insulated House Wrap Marketer with Making False Claims ( )
- FTC Announces Second Federal Register Notice on Proposed Orders Requiring Electronic Cigarette Marketers to Produce Information about Sales and Marketing Expenditures ( )
- Federal Judge Approves FTC Order for Owners of Certain Volkswagen and Audi “Clean” Diesels to Receive Compensation ( )
- FTC Charges Operators of Scheme That Used Fake Government Affiliation to Sell Commercial Trucking Registration Services ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Orders Barring Skincare Marketers From Deceptive Marketing and Billing Practices ( )
- FTC Charges Tech Support Companies With Using Deceptive Pop-Up Ads to Scare Consumers Into Purchasing Unneeded Services ( )
- FTC Issues Final Amendments to Hobby Protection Rules ( )
- Marketers of Joint Pain Supplement Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Deceptive Advertising, Endorsements ( )
- FTC, State of Georgia Charge Operators of Electronics Buyback Scheme with Bilking Consumers out of Millions ( )
- U.S. Circuit Court Finds Operator of Affiliate Marketing Network Responsible for Deceptive Third-Party Claims Made for LeanSpa Weight-loss Supplement ( )
- FTC, USDA Issue Agenda for Roundtable on Consumer Perceptions of “Organic” Claims ( )
- La FTC presenta cargos contra Sage Auto Group con sede en Los Angeles por emplear tácticas de ventas y financiación engañosas y desleales ( )
- FTC Charges Los Angeles-Based Sage Auto Group With Using Deceptive and Unfair Sales and Financing Tactics ( )
- FTC to Return Almost $20 Million to Consumers Lured by Credit Monitoring Scheme ( )
- FTC Wins Summary Judgment against Marketers of Supplement That Claimed To Prevent or Reverse Gray Hair ( )
- FTC Action: NutraClick Must Change Billing Practices ( )
- FTC Action: International Scammers Banned from Business Directory Business ( )
- FTC Staff Perspective Recaps Lead Generation Workshop ( )
- How To Participate in the FTC’s “Putting Disclosures to the Test” Workshop ( )
- FTC Announces Second Federal Register Notice on Proposed Study of Consumers’ Experiences Buying and Financing Automobiles from Auto Dealers ( )
- FTC Approves Energy Labeling Rule Changes and Seeks Comment on Others ( )
- FTC Charges Academic Journal Publisher OMICS Group Deceived Researchers ( )
- FTC to Participate in CDC Twitter Chat on Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for “Putting Disclosures to the Test” ( )
- FTC Action: Texas Car Dealers to Pay $85,000 Civil Penalty ( )
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