Companies can still legally require that customers cancel memberships or subscriptions by phone, even as they permit signing ...

Companies can still legally require that customers cancel memberships or subscriptions by phone, even as they permit signing up, enrolling, and paying bills online.

The FTC's rule, which was blocked by a federal appeals court, would have required businesses to obtain a customer’s consent before charging for memberships, auto-renewals and programs linked to free ...

Telehealth firm NextMed accused of hiding costs and faking positive reviews FTC alleges misleading weight-loss promises and ...

A recent federal appeals court decision has dealt a blow to consumer protection efforts in the United States. The ruling states that subscription services will not be required to make it easier for ...

The FTC's 'click to cancel' rule would have wiped out a practice that allowed some businesses to scam their customers. That's why businesses got it killed ...

A U.S. judge formally admonished Amazon.com on Thursday for withholding documents from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission in a ...

A federal appeals court’s nullification of a Federal Trade Commission rule requiring businesses make automatically renewing ...

Subscriptions may remain harder to cancel now that the Federal Trade Commission’s “click-to-cancel” rule has been blocked by ...

Companies that can't back up claims that their products are made in the U.S. could face hefty penalties from the Federal ...

Amazon previously argued to Chun that even if the FTC's allegations were proven true, they wouldn't support a finding that the company violated antitrust laws.