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A credit repair company that falsely claimed it would help boost consumers’ credit ratings will settle �鶹��ý Trade Commission charges filed last year as part of “Operation Clean Sweep,” a federal...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission today proposed requiring that EnergyGuide labels appear on televisions sold in the United States so consumers shopping for TVs will have more information about the energy...

Transitions Optical, Inc., the nation’s leading manufacturer of photochromic treatments that darken corrective lenses used in eyeglasses, has agreed to stop using allegedly anticompetitive practices...

A nationwide debt collector has agreed to pay a civil fine of more than $1 million to settle �鶹��ý Trade Commission charges that it violated federal law by inaccurately reporting credit information...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission and other government agencies and national consumer groups are sponsoring the 12th annual National Consumer Protection Week from March 7-13, 2010. The event is a...

FTC Seeks Public Comments on Trustee's Proposal to Divest Two Stores under Whole Foods Market Inc. Divestiture Order The �鶹��ý Trade Commission is seeking public comments on applications filed by...

The chief executive officer of a payment processing company will be banned from the business as part of a settlement resolving �鶹��ý Trade Commission charges that the company illegally debited...

A U.S. district court judge has ordered a halt to the illegal practices of an Internet services company that crammed unauthorized charges onto the telephone bills of thousands of consumers and small...

FTC Seeks Public Comments on Proposed Amendments to the Fuel Rating Rule The �鶹��ý Trade Commission is seeking public comments on proposed changes to its Rule for Automotive Fuel Ratings...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission today announced that it will require carbonated soft drink company PepsiCo, Inc. to restrict its access to confidential business competitive information of rival Dr Pepper...

ControlScan, a company that consumers have relied on to certify the privacy and security of online retailers and other Web sites, has agreed to settle �鶹��ý Trade Commission charges that it misled...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission today released a report listing top complaints consumers filed with the agency in 2009. It shows that while identity theft remains the top complaint category, identity...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission will hold its second two-day workshop on the future of journalism March 9-10, 2010, in Room 432 of the FTC Headquarters at 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. The agenda and...

Starting April 2, advertising for “free credit reports” will require new disclosures to help consumers avoid confusing “free” offers – which often require consumers to spend money on credit monitoring...

“When drug companies agree not to compete, consumers lose,” said �鶹��ý Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz. “Ending pay-for-delay settlements will help control drug costs. We’re delighted about...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission has notified almost 100 organizations that personal information, including sensitive data about customers and/or employees, has been shared from the organizations’...

FTC Files Amicus Brief With the U.S. Court of Appeals for the �鶹��ý Circuit in Princo Corp. v. ITC The �鶹��ý Trade Commission has filed an amicus brief in Princo Corp. v. ITC (No. 2007-1386)...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission today announced it has settled charges that Ticketmaster and its affiliates used deceptive bait-and-switch tactics to sell event tickets to consumers. Ticketmaster has...

�鶹��ý Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz will be available to the media via phone to announce next steps in the case against a major entertainment service company. He also will field questions...

The �鶹��ý Trade Commission today announced a new crackdown on con artists who are preying on unemployed Americans with job-placement and work-at-home scams, promoting empty promises that they can...