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FTC changes its procedures for challenging mergers
Mar 16, 2015
The move will mean few merger proposals are caught in the FTC's internal court.
Do you know what you're paying for TV?
by
Nova Safo
Mar 12, 2015
What should be a simple question doesn't always have a simple answer.
The numbers for October 28, 2014
by
Tony Wagner
Oct 28, 2014
Quantitative easing has gone on much longer than expected, but it'll end soon.
AT&T pays a price for cramming
by
Molly Wood
Oct 9, 2014
The Chairwoman of the FTC, Edith Ramirez, on the fight to save you money.
Happy 100th, FTC
by
David Gura
Sep 26, 2014
The Federal Trade Commission was created 100 years ago today.
FTC wants stronger rules on consumer data
by
Molly Wood
Apr 2, 2014
FTC chairwoman Edith Ramirez and a conversation about data security.
FTC tells search engines to clearly label advertisements
by
Ben Johnson
Jun 26, 2013
In a letter today to Google, Bing and other search engines, the Federal Trade Commission warned of a need to "clearly and prominently" distinguish ads from natural search results.
For public good, not for profit.
FTC to investigate Google's Waze acquistion
by
Molly Wood
Jun 24, 2013
If Google's acquisition of Waze is seen as purely anti-competitive, the Federal Trade Commission could break up the deal.
An old scam becomes new again: Bill-cramming scams are going mobile
by
Queena Kim
Apr 18, 2013
Unauthorized charges for things like dating advice and horoscopes are making their way to more cell phone bills. And now the FTC is cracking down.
FTC finds no evidence Google violated anti-trust laws
by
Jeff Tyler
Jan 3, 2013
After a 19-month investigation, the Federal Trade Commission says it found no evidence Google violated anti-trust laws. The company has agreed to license essential patents for rivals' products.