The Federal Trade Commission today posted the agenda for its upcoming workshopto examine advertising for over-the-counter (OTC) homeopathic products

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The Federal Trade Commission’s first Start with Security Conference will take place tomorrow, Sept

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A mortgage relief services company and its owner, have agreed to settle allegations that they illegally charged homeowners an up-front fee for help they promised but never provided, and they will be banned from selling debt relief services under a federal court order

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After a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved a final order resolving the Commission’s complaint against Nomi Technologies for misleading consumers about the available choices to opt-out of the company’s mobile device tracking program

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The FTC’s Office of Technology Research and Investigation conducted a follow-up survey examining what information kids’ app developers are collecting from users, whom they are sharing it with, and what disclosures they are providing to parents about their practices

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The Federal Trade Commission has moved the second Debt Collection Dialogue, the “Dallas Dialogue,” to Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law on September 29, 2015

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A California-based online entertainment network has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it engaged in deceptive advertising by paying “influencers” to post YouTube videos endorsing Microsoft’s Xbox One system and several games

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The Federal Trade Commission has extended the deadline for public comment on the proposed verifiable parental consent method that Riyo, Inc

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January Conference to Help FTC Keep Pace With New Technologies, Research and Trends in Protecting Consumer Privacy and Security
The Federal Trade Commission will host a conference in January examining cutting-edge research and trends in protecting consumer privacy and security

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Promised Unlimited Income Potential, But Most Participants Lose Money
At the Federal Trade Commission’s request, a federal court has temporarily halted an alleged pyramid scheme, Vemma Nutrition Company, that lures college students and other young adults with the prospect of getting rich without having a traditional 9-to-5 job

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