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FTC launches probe of far-left group Media Matters over allegations of advertiser collusion against Musk's X

In 2023, major advertisers including IBM, Apple, Disney, Lionsgate and Paramount fled X after Media Matters published a report alleging their ads were appearing alongside antisemitic content.

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FTC probes Media Matters’ exchanges with ad groups, stoking fears of retribution

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FTC launches probe of liberal watchdog Media Matters over Elon Musk’s X boycott claims

FTC probes Media Matters over Musk's X boycott claims, document shows

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Elon Musk’s vendetta against Media Matters morphs into Trump administration investigation

the Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into the liberal media watchdog over what it says could be illegal collusion with advertisers.

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Regulators Are Investigating Whether Media Matters Colluded With Advertisers

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FTC drops case over Microsoft's $69 billion Activision Blizzard deal

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FTC abandons Biden-era effort to block Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard

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The FTC will finally stop challenging Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard

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FTC dropping Khan-era lawsuits in favor of addressing anti-conservative bias

The Federal Trade Commission is dropping lawsuits pursued under the tenure of former chair Lina Khan in favor of those more aligned with the new Trump administration‘s priorities. The new FTC under Chairman Andrew Ferguson has dropped price discrimination and antitrust lawsuits against big companies while launching new ones to investigate alleged bias against conservatives

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Federal Trade Commission Drops Pricing Lawsuit Against PepsiCo

The lawsuit alleged the beverage company provided promotional pricing deals to a single big-box customer but didn’t give the same incentives to other retailers.

Federal Trade Commission sues Uber

The FTC is suing Uber, claiming it signed up users for its subscription service without their realizing it, making it difficult to cancel. Uber claims more than 30 million people are paying for the subscription.

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Red Alert for Noncompetes: FTC Signals Continued Scrutiny of Restrictive Covenants

The launch of a Joint Labor Task Force signals that the Federal Trade Commission will continue to scrutinize labor practices, but through targeted enforcement rather than rulemaking.

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FTC Order with GoDaddy Finalized Over Lax Data Security

On May 21, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized its order with GoDaddy over allegations that GoDaddy “failed to implement standard

FTC dismisses lawsuit against PepsiCo that was filed by Biden-era FTC

The Republican-controlled Federal Trade Commission has voted to dismiss a lawsuit against PepsiCo that the previous commission filed in the waning days of the Biden administration

FTC finalizes order requiring GoDaddy to secure hosting services

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized an order requiring web hosting giant GoDaddy to secure its services to settle charges of data security failures that led to several data breaches since 2018.

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BBB: Federal Trade Commission issues rule targeting deceptive fees

The Federal Trade Commission’s Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees went into effect on May 12, 2025. The rule states that anyone selling tickets to live events such as concerts or sporting events must be candid about the fees they charge.