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FHTM Defendants Will Surrender At Least $7

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The FTC is mailing checks totaling over $3

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The public, industry, and the government all benefit from regulations that are easier to find, read, and understand

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Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved final consent orders settling charges that two marketers of genetically customized nutritional supplements deceptively advertised that their personalized nutritional supplements treat diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, insomnia, and other ailments

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We’re hosting a training conference for businesses on demystifying the government contracting process

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Federal Trade Commission staff submitted written comments to Missouri State Representative Jeanne Kirkton in response to a request for comments on legislative proposals that would remove or change requirements for “collaborative practice arrangements” between Missouri physicians and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs)

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Nissan North America, Inc

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Clothing manufacturer American Apparel has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it falsely claimed it was abiding by an international privacy framework known as the U

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Snapchat Also Transmitted Users’ Location and Collected Their Address Books Without Notice Or Consent
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Offered Low-Interest-Rate Mortgages as “Fixed,” when Rates Were Adjustable and Could Increase
An online operation in the business of finding potential borrowers for mortgage companies will pay a $225,000 civil penalty to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it deceived consumers about the terms of the mortgages

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