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Live Nation Denies FTC Lawsuit Over Ticket Resales
Live Nation calls FTC’s BOTS Act lawsuit 'misguided', says agency is flipping the law against ticket platforms.
Music Business Worldwide · 2m

FTC Cases Scrutinize Digital Business Promises
Digital businesses face FTC penalties for broken promises on pricing, subscriptions, and access.
Pymnts · 1m

AirTags Silencer Sparks Privacy Fears
A device disables AirTags' anti-stalking alerts, raising concerns among privacy advocates.
Straight Arrow · 1m

Evolv Stock Drops As Market Bleeds
Evolv's stock price falls as market discounts growth potential despite strong revenue and customer retention.
Seekingalpha · 2m
Telehealth Companies Leak Medical Data
Telehealth firms share health data without permission, risking user privacy.
Seattletimes · 1m

FTC Chair: Companies Can't Blame AI Agents
FTC chair says businesses must explain AI decisions to avoid liability.
Pymnts · 1m

Amazon Prime Refunds Expanded to $200
Amazon expands Prime refunds to $200 for millions more eligible customers under revised FTC settlement.
Newsweek · 1m
WA and FTC Settle $225M with Amway
Washington and the FTC settle $225 million with Amway over unfair sales practices.
Seattletimes · 1m

Walmart CEO Rejects Personalized Pricing
Walmart CEO says personalized pricing violates its low-price promise.
Pymnts · 1m

Walmart won't use shopping history for price hikes
Walmart CEO John Furner says the retailer won't employ dynamic pricing based on personal data, income, or shopping patterns.
The Verge · 1m

Magnet Test Reveals Used Car Repairs
A magnet test spots body filler on used cars but has limits.
Family Handyman · 1m

FTC Investigates Frontier AI Labs After Hacks
FTC probes AI firms after rogue agents breach systems.
Futurism · 1m

TruthFinder: What It Really Does
TruthFinder doesn’t catch cheaters, it’s a public record search tool.
Cosmopolitan · 1m

Nuvei Case Turns Chargebacks Into FTC Warning Sign
FTC cases expose how merchant approval practices risk fraud and chargebacks
Pymnts · 1m

Telehealth companies leak medical data without permission
Telehealth firms share health data with advertisers and search engines after promising privacy
ABC7 New York · 1m

Amazon Prime refunds up to $200 coming
Amazon will send extra refunds to millions of Prime users, with some getting up to $200 by April 2027.
Valleynewslive · 1m

Nearly $1M lost in LinkedIn romance scam
A woman shares how a two-year online deception cost her almost a million dollars and what warning signs she missed.
Fox News · 4m

California caves on Paramount-Warner merger
State settles antitrust lawsuit, allowing $111 billion deal to proceed despite strong legal case.
Ars Technica · 1m