Citing Meta lawsuit, Khan says more aggressive FTC will not turn 'blind eye' to big tech data abuses
The FTC order against Meta exemplifies the need for stronger measures beyond fines to regulate big tech business practices.
FTC injunctions and consent decrees often result in a repeat of the problem, according to FTC Commission Chair Lina Khan.
The FTC puts an end to "click to subscribe, call to cancel"
The FTC has ruled that cancelling subscriptions must be as easy as signing up, improving consumer rights significantly.
Federal Trade Commission Launches Investigation Into Microsoft's Practices
FTC investigates Microsoft's business practices for potential antitrust violations related to bundling software and cybersecurity services.
FTC tackles subscription frustration, makes canceling easier for consumers
FTC introduces Click to Cancel rule to simplify subscription cancellations, requiring equal ease in signing up and cancelling.
Grubhub to pay $25M for 'deceptive' practices against customers, drivers | TechCrunch
Grubhub will pay $25 million to settle misleading practices regarding delivery costs and misrepresentations to drivers and restaurants.
Canceling a subscription is about to get a lot easier, thanks to new FTC rule
The FTC's new rule simplifies the cancellation of subscriptions, ensuring consumers can easily terminate services without facing complicated obstacles.
Citing Meta lawsuit, Khan says more aggressive FTC will not turn 'blind eye' to big tech data abuses
The FTC order against Meta exemplifies the need for stronger measures beyond fines to regulate big tech business practices.
FTC injunctions and consent decrees often result in a repeat of the problem, according to FTC Commission Chair Lina Khan.
The FTC puts an end to "click to subscribe, call to cancel"
The FTC has ruled that cancelling subscriptions must be as easy as signing up, improving consumer rights significantly.
Federal Trade Commission Launches Investigation Into Microsoft's Practices
FTC investigates Microsoft's business practices for potential antitrust violations related to bundling software and cybersecurity services.
FTC tackles subscription frustration, makes canceling easier for consumers
FTC introduces Click to Cancel rule to simplify subscription cancellations, requiring equal ease in signing up and cancelling.
Grubhub to pay $25M for 'deceptive' practices against customers, drivers | TechCrunch
Grubhub will pay $25 million to settle misleading practices regarding delivery costs and misrepresentations to drivers and restaurants.
Canceling a subscription is about to get a lot easier, thanks to new FTC rule
The FTC's new rule simplifies the cancellation of subscriptions, ensuring consumers can easily terminate services without facing complicated obstacles.
12 Controversial Facts You'll Want To Know About Uber Eats - Tasting Table
Uber Eats is not immune to controversies, facing accusations ranging from humor gone wrong to serious misconduct.
Vodafone faces 120 million franchisee legal battle over alleged 'bad faith' business practices
Vodafone is being sued by franchisees for breaching good faith in business dealings and imposing harsh financial penalties.
Business Skills & Government Skills
Government should not be treated like a business, as the inherent differences limit the effectiveness of such an approach.
Elon Musk's Plan to Keep You on X Is Even Dumber Than You Think
Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter reflects a controversial shift towards right-wing ideologies and reckless business practices that harm the platform's value.
Open source fights back: 'We won't get patent-trolled again'
Patent trolling is a significant issue, targeting businesses via cease-and-desist letters over vague patent violations to extort licensing fees.
If you're not hungry, don't go': London restaurateur fights back against cheap diners
Hugh Corcoran believes restaurants should enforce dining etiquette to ensure financial sustainability and maintain an enjoyable atmosphere for all patrons.
"The theft of publisher content is a real challenge": Interview with Justine Roberts, Mumsnet - ExchangeWire.com
Mumsnet balances financial success with responsible practices by prioritizing user experience and community-driven content.
Major Glitch In Google Ads Exposes Competitor Data
A major Google Ads glitch exposed sensitive competitor information, impacting advertisers' access to critical performance data and raising concerns over data security and fair business practices.
AI-powered martech releases and news: April 18 | MarTech
Businesses deploy chatbots with potential to provide false answers. Chatbots are viewed as a work in progress, cautioning users.
AI continues to make advancements in martech, with tools like automated video tagging, conversational search, and cohort-based modeling for advertisers.
Why did Kaseya fire 150 employees in Miami? What the arena namesake and tech firm says
Kaseya fired at least 150 Miami-based employees in a performance-based move, but assures no impact on arena naming rights.
The vacant positions will be filled by new candidates as part of a regular review process, following the company's previous terminations.
Apple dismisses Microsoft monopoly comparisons | TechCrunch
Apple denies parallels with Microsoft citing lower market share dominance.
Lawsuits like these challenge Apple's market dominance and business practices.