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Can You Afford Retirement in Greece? 3 Tax Benefits Make It Possible

Affordable luxury in the Mediterranean may be closer than you think. Here's how.

Kiplinger

FTC Orders Invitation Homes to Refund $47 Million to Misled Renters

The Federal Trade Commission ordered Invitation Homes to refund $47.2 million to renters after allegations of hidden fees and misleading leasing costs.

International Business Times

3 Stocks Sending a Strong Signal With Massive Buybacks

See which three industry leaders expanded buybacks, how large each authorization is versus market cap, and what risks and analyst targets may mean next.

MarketBeat

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10 Questions to Ask Before Co-Signing Anything for Family

When someone you love asks you to co‑sign, it can be stressful. You want to help, but you also know that co‑signing for family is...

Saving Advice

Tired of Unwanted Calls? Here's How to Help Thwart the Robocaller Invasion

Consumers have options in the fight to help keep these infuriating interruptions at bay. Plus, what you can do if you answer a call by mistake.

Kiplinger

Scammers Are Cloning Official Report Sites and Here’s Where to File Safely

A polished seal, a familiar logo, and a web address that looks almost perfect. That’s all it takes to trick someone into handing over personal details meant for law enforcement or a federal agency. Right now, criminals don’t just steal identities or empty bank accounts. They clone the very websites…

Clever Dude

‘It’s not Chase’s issue’: California woman gets $3K delivery from FedEx. Then she loses it through a little-known loophole

A woman claims that a FedEx driver did not deliver her $3,000 camera. Now, FedEx is refusing to help her get it back.

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Trump's FTC backs off social media regulation despite finding that nearly 20% of America's children are online for 4 hours or more

Kids are so addicted, their "compulsive unlocking" mirrors the biological clock of a smoker.

Fortune

What Happens When Online Stores Misprice An Item?

There’s nothing more frustrating than finding out that the item you’re buying on Etsy is pricier than initially listed. It’s either because it was mispriced or there were additional fees at checkout.

The Mary Sue

If You Own a Timeshare, Watch Out For This Scam That’s Costing Americans Millions

Organized crime groups are running timeshare scams that cost Americans $300 million. Here's how the FBI said to protect yourself from fraud.

GOBankingRates

Federal Trade Commission Calls Chamber of Commerce 'Left-Wing'—Because It Opposes Onerous Regulations

So now it’s radical to be against Biden-era merger notification requirements?

Reason

'This marks a significant step towards addressing anticompetitive behaviors': Following a complaint from Opera, antitrust regulator launches an investigation into Microsoft Edge

It's not over, it's just beginning.

PC Gamer

Trump's FTC Chairman Sends a Threatening Letter to Apple for Not Promoting Enough Conservative Media

Chairman Andrew Ferguson continues the Federal Trade Commission’s crusade against free speech with an official letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Reason

A First Amendment Lawsuit Challenges FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson's Vendetta Against NewsGuard

The commission has targeted the news rating company with onerous record demands and a merger condition aimed at cutting off its revenue.

Reason

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Driving the Future of Tech: Andronica Klaas’s Vision for Ethical AI and Sustainable Quality Practices

In the relentless pursuit of weaving artificial intelligence into every facet of modern life, from the social media feeds that shape our worldview to the financial systems that underpin our economies

The Mary Sue

Texas man finds tattoo artist online. Then he gets scammed out of $300: ‘So many people saying the same thing’

Decades into the lifespan of the internet, “online” is still kind of the Wild West. Equal parts the perfect place to find small businesses and an unfortunate hotbed for scams, existing on the internet is as much of a coin flip as it is a thrill.

Fortune

The mystery behind Elizabeth Holmes' tweeting spree from prison

Federal prisoners aren't allowed to have social media—but Holmes's X account has posted more than 4,400 times since September.

Operation Sports

EA Sale to Saudi Arabia Draws Scrutiny From US Lawmakers

US lawmakers aren't entirely comfortable with the PIF owning America's biggest game publisher.

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Tom’s Guide

Amazon will pay $309 million to settle return policy lawsuit — here's what it means for you

Amazon has agreed to a settlement of over $1 billion, which includes contributing $309 million into payouts for affected customers over incorrect refunds.

The Guardian - US

Is the supreme court ready to stand up to Trump over Federal Reserve attack?

Conservative majority appears eager to hand president greater power – with one exception: the US central bank

PC Gamer

More than 40 US Democrats call for a 'thorough investigation' of EA's Saudi-led buyout over risks of layoffs, studio closures, and 'coordinated anti-labor practices'

Pushback against the proposed acquisition of Electronic Arts is growing, but whether or not it will matter is a different question

International Business Times UK

Woman Victimised By 'Elon Musk' For Hundreds Of Thousands In Elaborate Online Scheme — And She's Willing To Pay More

A 74-year-old Texas woman was victimised by an Elon Musk scam, losing up to £448,000 ($600,000) in an elaborate online scheme promising huge returns. Similar cases reveal victims often remain willing to pay more despite family pleas.

Reason

The Federal Trade Commission Won't Give Up Its Crusade Against Meta

The government insists that Meta has a monopoly. If anything, the social media market is fiercely competitive.

PC Gamer

'The FTC will continue fighting its historic case against Meta to ensure that competition can thrive across the country': FTC appeals 2025 antitrust ruling

'Meta has maintained its dominant position and record profits for well over a decade not through legitimate competition, but by buying its most significant competitive threats'

Euronews

FTC presses on with appeal after Meta's monopoly battle win

The agency says Meta cemented its dominance by buying rivals. Meta says the market is fiercely competitive and points to TikTok and YouTube.

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