The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a new rule that will help protect travelers from all those unwanted add-on fees.

President Donald Trump's ability to reshape federal agencies that were meant to be independent from the White House will be ...

"It is not illegal for artist agents, promoters and ticketing companies to work together to solve the unprecedented ...

A new nonprofit, the National Elder Fraud Coordination Center, seeks to tackle the crisis of scams and cybercrime with ...

The pending sale of millions of customer health records as part of Rite Aid Corp.‘s bankruptcy proceedings is putting a ...

The US government rested its case against Facebook-owner Meta on Thursday, as it tries to persuade a US judge that the tech ...

Meta Platforms Inc. asked a federal judge on Thursday to throw out the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust case, arguing the agency failed to prove Meta maintained an illegal social media monopoly ...

The FTC wants to prove Meta has a monopoly over personal social networking, so it wouldn’t view video app TikTok as a ...

The Federal Trade Commission’s Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees, sometimes called the “Junk Fees Rule,” took effect on May 12 ...

The FTC began the fiscal year with a staff of 1,315, which has since been reduced by 95 people after deferred resignation, ...

Competitive Regulatory Barriers” (“EO 14267”), requires agency heads to provide by June 18, 2025, a list of anticompetitive ...

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson said the agency will do more to promote economic activity and protect ...