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Federal Trade Commission staff submitted a comment to the Delaware Board of Occupational Therapy Practice on its proposed regulation that would likely facilitate the provision of occupational therapy services to Delaware consumers

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Company’s Ads Claimed the Brand Could Increase Dogs’ Lifespan by 30 Percent or More
Mars Petcare U

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The Federal Trade Commission will host its second FinTech Forum on Oct

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Stating Company Failed to Protect Consumers’ Sensitive Medical and Personal Information
The Federal Trade Commission today announced the issuance of an Opinion and Final Order reversing an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Initial Decision that had dismissed FTC charges against medical testing laboratory LabMD, Inc

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After a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved a final order resolving the Commission’s complaint against ASUSTeK Computer, Inc

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First Two Mailings Were Sent to Consumer in 2009 and 2010
The Federal Trade Commission, through its claims administrator, has begun be mailing more than 321,982 checks totaling nearly $9

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Federal Trade Commission staff submitted written comments supporting a U

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Court Bans Defendants from Selling Healthcare-Related Products
A health care scammer and his company, who tricked Spanish-speaking and other consumers seeking health insurance into buying phony medical discount cards, are banned from selling healthcare-related products, and from telemarketing, under court orders obtained by the Federal Trade Commission

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The Federal Trade Commission is mailing 5,970 refund checks totaling more than $4 million to people who were bombarded with illegal robocalls and tricked into paying thousands of dollars for bogus “extended auto warranties

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Company Must Tie Distributor Rewards to Verifiable Retail Product Sales And Stop Misleading Consumers about Potential Earnings
Herbalife International of America, Inc

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