The new chairman of the FTC has brought the social-political wars right into the heart of the agency. What the chairman has not done, however, is change the targets of the FTC’s antitrust cases ...

“The FTC charges that private equity firm GTCR’s proposed acquisition of Surmodics would create a combined company controlling more than 50% of the market for outsourced hydrophilic coating ...

In a letter to newly appointed FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson, Wyden urged the agency to issue guidance requiring online storefronts to clarify to customers whether a digital product is a permanent ...

I therefore have concluded that it does not advance the interests of the United States government for Federal Trade Commission (FTC) political appointees to hold leadership positions in the ABA or ...

Now, for the first time, the FTC has laid off workers from sections such as consumer protection and antitrust. As reported by The Verge, “at least” a dozen probationary staffers at the Federal ...

A recent memo underscores the new direction at the FTC, which has previously taken on bias in AI. A recent memo underscores the new direction at the FTC, which has previously taken on bias in AI.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew Ferguson announced Tuesday that the 2023 joint merger guidelines adopted by the Biden administration's FTC and Department of Justice (DOJ) are still in ...

In line with the second Trump administration and its campaign slogan of allegedly unlawfully restricting freedom of expression, the Consumer Protection and Trade Commission (FTC) launched an ...

The FTC said the deal would give the combined company more than 50% of the market for suppliers of hydrophilic coatings used to smooth surgical and internal medical devices such as catheters.

FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson announced an inquiry into “Big Tech censorship,” which he says is “un-American” and “potentially illegal.” In a post on X, the platform formerly known as ...

The FTC is asking for public input on how the companies’ policies squelched speech, including “potential violations of the law.” But the investigation can’t be purely backward-looking.

The decision comes after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit against the company and its executives, alleging deceptive practices and false income promises. The lawsuit, filed in ...