The FTC has issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking examining whether digital platforms should bear greater responsibility for preventing ads that impersonate businesses or government agencies.
Continue Reading FTC Asks Whether Platform Ad Tools Fuel Impersonation Scams
Recent Texas Banking Commissioner consent orders involving OKX and Triple A address the application of state money transmission licensing requirements to certain stablecoin-related activities.
Continue Reading Texas Banking Commissioner Penalizes 2 Crypto Firms for Unlicensed Money Transmission Involving Stablecoins
FTC launches a Rule Guidance Program for stakeholders to raise ambiguities, conflicts and other substantive issues involving consumer protection rules.
Continue Reading FTC Opens New Channel for Questions About Its Consumer Protection Rules
On Sept. 15, 2026, Federal Trade Commission staff published FAQs to help the automobile industry comply with the FTC Act. Consistent with the FTC’s recent focus on pricing transparency, the guidance reiterates that the advertised price of a vehicle must be the actual price any consumer can walk in and pay, excluding only charges the
Proposed FCC TCPA changes would narrow revoke-all requirements, allow exclusive opt-out methods, and expand exemptions.
Continue Reading FCC Moves to Rewrite TCPA Consent and Opt-Out Framework
The Federal Trade Commission has reached a proposed $12 million settlement with Humboldt Merchant Services based on allegations that it processed payments for merchants that were shell companies or engaged in fraud.
If entered, the proposed order would permanently prohibit Humboldt from processing payments for certain high-risk merchant categories and from engaging in credit card
The Federal Trade Commission announced that it has settled with Doxo, Inc. over claims that the company misled consumers.
Continue Reading FTC Secures $2.1 Million Settlement with Bill Payment Firm Doxo
This GT Alert summarizes the state-law developments and highlights practical compliance considerations for businesses that develop, sell, or use algorithmic pricing tools.
Continue Reading Algorithmic Pricing Under Fire: State Restrictions on Personalized and Surveillance Pricing
FTC seeks public comment on a proposed policy statement addressing personalized pricing and how the FTC Act Section 5 may apply to data-driven pricing practices.
Continue Reading FTC Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Policy Statement Regarding ‘Personalized Pricing’