An FTC commissioner says AT&T's unlimited data plan for smartphone customers was a "bait-and-switch scam."
The companies could technically withdraw from the deal without penalty, but say they remain in "constructive dialogue."
If confirmed, Joseph Simons "will immediately jump into some contentious issues," including calls for greater scrutiny of big internet companies.
How to reduce costs and risks while increasing the business value of data.
A judge dimisses a suit against LabMD because the FTC did not demonstrate that poor security would likely result in 'substantial injury' to consumers.
For the first time, the agency outlines how it will use its unfairness powers under antitrust law but a GOP commissioner dissents.
Many regulators consider the growing tide of cyber incidents to be more of an abdication of corporate responsibility than a threat to national security.
The nation's largest food supplier appeals to the FTC in its bid to acquire its closest competitor.
After Berkshire Hathaway misses regulatory filing deadlines, it's fair to ask whether his governance style meshes with today's compliance culture.
Bipartisan support for the idea within the commission may mirror the same in Congress, an FTC official says.
