New FTC Rule Will Force Companies Make Hidden Fees Obvious, but That Doesn’t Mean They’re Going Away
Legislation and RightsThe FTC has banned “service,” “resort,” and “convenience” fees that are often not shown in the total price.
Read more »The FTC has banned “service,” “resort,” and “convenience” fees that are often not shown in the total price.
Read more »It would be a historic and very complex sale.
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Read more »The conflict between Europe and Musk is intensifying.
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Read more »This David-and-Goliath struggle culminated in a substantial penalty for Google.
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Read more »There's tension between Apple and EU regulators.
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Read more »Not complying with a court order could have ultimately meant the loss of Starlink’s operating license in Brazil.
Read more »The conflict raises new questions about digital sovereignty, global platforms, and the role of satellite Internet providers.
Read more »The decision by New Zealand’s justice minister makes it easier for the Megaupload founder to stand trial in the U.S.
Read more »This action against Elon Musk’s social media platform is part of several moves Nicolás Maduro is taking against popular U.S. apps.
Read more »Apple and Google’s deal is now on shaky ground, and it’s impossible to predict what will happen next.
Read more »The Department of Justice achieved its first victory in the 2020 antitrust case against Google.
Read more »Another sign that we’re heading for a two-speed AI.
Read more »A victory for the European Commission and the Digital Markets Act.
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