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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here's how to stay safe from scams

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it’s the perfect time to learn how to protect yourself from scams

The Independent UK

Canceling your tech subscriptions will finally become less painful thanks to new ‘click-to-cancel’ rule

Wish it was as easy to cancel a subscription as it is to start one? It soon could be thanks to a vital rule change.

TechRadar

No More Auto-renew Woes: Companies In US Now Required To Make Canceling Subscriptions As Easy As Signing Up

The FTC's "click to cancel" rule simplifies subscription cancellations by requiring clear consent, making cancellation easy, and banning misleading tactics.

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The US FTC just dealt a deathblow to bad gyms and skeevy subscription services with a new 'click to cancel' rule

The new rule intends to force businesses to "make it as easy for people to withdraw from your program as it was to sign up."

PC Gamer

FTC announces 'Click to Cancel' rule for canceling subscription services — what you need to know

The Federal Trade Commission is looking into making canceling subscriptions an easier process.

Tom’s Guide

Gym-Avoiders Rejoice As New 'Click to Cancel' Rule Puts an End to Infamously Irritating Membership Cancellation Process

Inactive gym members reluctant to embark upon an arduous membership cancellation process can look forward to a less painful process thanks to the Federal Trade Commission's new "Click-to-Cancel" rule.

Latin Times

It Is Becoming Easier To Cancel Those Unwanted Subscriptions; Here's How

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) unveils its new modifications to an existing policy to stop difficult cancellations.

International Business Times

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Canceling memberships just got easier

The Federal Trade Commission's new "click to cancel" rule aims to smooth the process for consumers

Salon

The lawsuit against Microsoft's acquisition of Activision, filed by a group of everyday gamers, has reportedly been settled and permanently dismissed

It was first filed back in 2022

GamesRadar

Look Out for Scams and Price Gouging Amid Hurricanes, Officials Warn

Storm fraud and price gouging are a real threat in the wake of a natural disaster. Victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton are being urged to stay on the lookout for rogue traders.

Kiplinger

Marriott hit with major penalty to settle security breach claims

Marriott International will have to pay a $52 million penalty to 49 states and the District of Columbia for multiple breaches.

TechRadar

Marriott Agrees To Pay $52 Million Penalty, Boost Security After Data Breaches

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), attorneys general from 49 states, and the District of Columbia, confirmed having reached separate settlement agreements with the hotel giant on Wednesday.

International Business Times

Marriott agrees to pay $52 million, beef up data security to resolve probes over data breaches

Marriott International has agreed to pay $52 million and make changes to bolster its data security

The Independent UK

'Unprecedented capabilities for surveillance and manipulation': New report calls smart TVs and streaming services a 'Trojan Horse', and urges government action

A severe new report slams the TV industry for creating "a digital Trojan Horse" in every home.

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International Business Times

Judge Gives FTC Green Light In Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon; Rejects Some State Claims

The ruling of the court is a setback for Amazon, since it has been trying its best to toss the case out of court and avoid a full-blown trial. The court scheduled the trial for the case for October 2026.

Kiplinger

FTC Cracks Down: Fake Reviews Officially a No-No

Companies can no longer buy and post online reviews that aren't by actual customers — and there's a hefty fine involved. Here's what to watch for.

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Federal Judge Allows FTC Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon To Proceed

Federal judge allows FTC's antitrust lawsuit against Amazon to proceed, highlighting allegations of market dominance abuse and legal challenges against tec...

The Independent UK

Judge rules the FTC can proceed with antitrust lawsuit against Amazon, tosses out few state claims

A federal judge said the Federal Trade Commission can proceed with its landmark antitrust lawsuit against Amazon

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Is Kroger a Buy as Its Mega Merger Faces Legal Challenges?

Kroger’s (KR) $25 billion merger with Albertsons (ACI) is in limbo as federal regulators and states push to block the deal over concerns of higher prices and reduced competition. As the legal battle heats up, the company is fighting to prove the merger’s benefits for shoppers. In this article, we’ll…

Salon

Washington, Colorado take on Kroger

The supermarkets argue mega-stores like Costco, Amazon and Walmart are their real competitors

Bored Panda

Guy Declares War On Dating App After It Won’t Refund Him $45, Company Ends Up Paying $23 Million

As this story shows, taking legal action against a company's predatory billing practices can sometimes bear fruit. The post Guy Declares War On Dating App After It Won’t Refund Him $45, Company Ends Up Paying $23 Million first appeared on Bored Panda.

International Business Times

Federal Court Grants Amazon Partial Dismissal Of US FTC's Antitrust Lawsuit

The FTC alleges in its lawsuit that Amazon employs anti-competitive tactics to maintain dominance among online marketplaces and superstores. In December, Amazon sought to dismiss the case, stating that the FTC had provided no evidence of consumer harm.

International Business Times

FTC Says Hess CEO Encouraged OPEC To Raise Prices, Bans Him From Chevron Board

Oil company scion John Hess allegedly 'communicated publicly and privately with OPEC representatives and oil ministers of OPEC member states.'

Fortune

Kamalanomics: What businesses can expect in a Kamala Harris presidency

The vice president hasn’t done much to woo Big Business, but many executives would still rather take their chances with her than the alternative.

Fortune

FTC Chair Lina Khan sees parallels in Kamala Harris's record and the regulator's work

"If you’re not enforcing antitrust, you’re allowing decades of consolidation that can create inflationary spikes more readily, because your system as a whole is less resilient to that disruption."

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