Startup and 'Shark Tank' funded company Breathometer is offering refunds for its breathylzer devices following an FTC inquiry that found the company knowingly lied about their accuracy.
Apple has accused Qualcomm of withholding some $1 billion in promised rebates as ransom because the tech giant complied with investigations by South Korea’s anti-trust regulator.
The probe focused on claims that the company exaggerated a driver's annual earnings.
A pharmaceutical company was fined $100 million after a lawsuit alleged that it hiked the price of a life-saving medicine by 83,000 percent.
Fending off FTC's allegations, Qualcomm said it never withheld or threatened to withhold chip supply in order to obtain agreement to unfair or unreasonable licensing terms.
The smartphone parts manufacturer is under fire for uncompetitive market practices.
The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against D-Link, alleging the company failed to properly secure its products and leaving consumers vulnerable to attack.
As the amount of device in the IoT continues to expand at an incredible pace, the FTC said it's up to multiple parties to protect consumer's data and privacy.
The country’s Fair Trade Commission said the record-amount penalty was “aimed at putting right Qualcomm's unfair business model.”
DeVry University and its parent company, DeVry Education Group, have agreed to pay a $100 million settlement after being accused of misleading prospective students in ads, the Federal Trade Commission says.
AT&T reportedly feels confident its merger with Time Warner will be approved under the Donald Trump administration.
The European Commission is reportedly about to file charges against the tech giant after investigating Google’s practice of forcing operators and manufacturers to preload its own apps on Android devices.
The White House announced guidelines directing all federal agencies to prioritize more market competition. Here’s why that matters.
A new data agreement between the U.S. and the European Union has been hailed as the replacement for Safe Harbor — but companies are unsure.
Office supply retailer Staples had offered to divest up to $1.25 billion of commercial contracts.
The proposed merger between Staples and Office Depot could be challenged by antitrust regulators again as a December deadline for approval looms.
Google bundling its products with Android is reminiscent of Microsoft offering its Internet Explorer with Windows software.
The Service Employees International Union is calling for an Federal Trade Commission investigation into the franchise model.
The agency says it will hire more tech-savvy employees to keep an eye on emerging technologies.
Even if a competitor provided better information, Google would often place its services higher on the search results page.
The Federal Trade Commission's latest report on consumer complaints warns of IRS imposters out for your money.
Trouble in the brave new world of the smart home: It could be hacked.