The company will restructure its compensation system to settle FTC charges that it made false promises to distributors about their potential income.
“Companies like Warner Brothers need to be straight with consumers in their online ad campaigns," the Federal Trade Commission says.
The two office supply giants scuttled their proposed $6.3 billion merger after a judge said regulators had shown it would be anticompetitive.
The regulator alleged Oracle misled consumers into believing its updates addressed security issues that hackers could exploit.
Staples' proposal to divest up to $1.25 billion of commercial contracts isn't enough to ease the FTC's concerns that the merger will stifle competition.
The settlement may serve as a template for future enforcement actions against companies over "unreasonable data security."
The New York hedge fund failed to seek antitrust clearance before acquiring shares in Yahoo.
An appeals court denied Wyndham's motion to dismiss the case against the company for 'exposing consumer data to the risk of theft.'
For the first time, the agency outlines how it will use its unfairness powers under antitrust law but a GOP commissioner dissents.
The merger clears the final regulatory hurdle after the discount retailers agree to sell 330 Family Dollar stores.
The Federal Trade Commission's attempt to block Sysco's takeover of US Foods heads to a U.S. district court.
Proposed divestitures by Sysco and US Foods would not "counteract the significant competitive harm caused by the merger," says the Federal Trade Commission.
