The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $23.8 million to Grubhub drivers and diners it says were harmed by the food delivery company’s deceptive earnings claims and other unlawful conduct, ...

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A redacted Federal Trade Commission report obtained by Inc. via a Freedom of Information Act request shows that last January, the agency started receiving consumer complaints about Phia, the embattled ...

GrubHub falsely said drivers in New York could earn up to $40 an hour, while median pay was about $10, the FTC says ...

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Under a new executive order, a participating company could manipulate, disrupt, degrade, and even destroy an IT system in an ...

Washington’s piecemeal technology bans fail to address how everyday connected devices aggregate into a Chinese surveillance network.

The Commissioners’ statements are thoughtful and worthy of study. They both provide valuable insights into the Commissioners’ views regarding substantive and remedial issues in vertical merger ...

Grubhub deceived diners and drivers. Now 640,000 people are getting checks — and the clock is already ticking.

The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers about a growing wave of imposter scams, but the agency’s top consumer protection official says the responsibility does not rest solely with the ...

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