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US – Aggressive Enforcement Is Unlikely To Vanish Under Trump’s Top Antitrust Officials.
US - Aggressive Enforcement Is Unlikely To Vanish Under Trump’s Top Antitrust Officials. Legal News and Analysis - USA - ...
President-Elect Donald Trump Just Delivered Fantastic News for Nvidia Investors
That's why Trump's recent announcement that he will replace President Joe Biden's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina ...
JD Supra4d
The Last Hurrah: Lina Khan and the FTC’s Final Push for Substantive Antitrust Policy and Enforcement Changes
December has been a busy and banner month for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Following its successful suit to block the ...
Will Khan Resign? FTC Chair Isn't Saying Whether She'll Stick Around After Giving Up Gavel
Some of the more politicized cases might end up in ties, and you can’t enforce without a majority,” said Gerald Stein, a ...
Texas Standard4d
A look at the future of antitrust legislation in the US
Will President-elect Donald Trump's pick for the Federal Trade Commission reverse the changes of the last four years?
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FTC Finalizes Rule Banning 'Junk Fees' At Hotels
The new rule requires hotels and other businesses to disclose all charges upfront. Apartment and SFR owners are off the hook ...
Grubhub Settles Deceptive Practices Suit With Illinois and FTC for $25 Million
The food delivery app company was accused of misleading customers about the cost of delivery and deceiving drivers about ...
Hoodline5d
Grubhub Settles for $25 Million Over Deceptive Practices
Grubhub settles for $25M over deceptive practices after an investigation by the Illinois Attorney General and the FTC.
Grubhub Ordered To Pay $25 Million In Settlement Over Deceptive Practices: 'No Gig Platform Exemption To The Laws,' Says FTC Chair Lina Khan
Food delivery platform Grubhub must pay $25 million and make substantial operational changes following a settlement with the ...
FTC bans hidden junk fees in hotel and ticket bookings
FTC announces a rule banning hidden fees in hotels and ticketing, ensuring transparent pricing and saving consumers billions.
Event promoters, hotels and lodging sites soon will have to disclose extra fees up front
The FTC said consumers often see advertised prices for hotel rooms, short-term rentals, and tickets to sporting events and concerts only to be surprised later by so-called “junk fees.” ...