In the name of "restoring freedom of speech," FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson wants to override the editorial judgments of ...

A southwest Kansas man, Tom Grauburger, is out $30,000 but could have lost hundreds of thousands to a scam had it not been for a phone call from the bank. Grauburger, of Lakin, came to Factfinder to ...

Meta used to be Facebook. Why state the obvious? The answer is that what’s obvious very much calls into question the FTC’s ...

In its telling of this alternate present, Instagram and WhatsApp are shadows of what they are in our world. They lacked the ...

One hundred days ago, sweeping revisions to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act Premerger Notification Form took effect. The revisions have ...

This article is part of a monthly column that considers the significance of recent Federal Trade Commission antitrust announcements. In ...

Brian Acton testified in a US court that WhatsApp did not aim to create Facebook-like features, supporting Meta's defense in ...

By attempting to regulate perceived bias by social media platforms, the FTC could run afoul of the First Amendment.

WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton testified to this in the Meta antitrust case during a court hearing on May 20 in Washington.

Meta declined to comment further on the company's vision for social media's future. In a statement, a Meta spokesperson told Ars that "the FTC’s lawsuit against Meta defies reality," claiming that it ...

Our conversation was timely not only because of the history of multi-level marketing which, it turns out, has ties to right-wing free market ideology and anti-communism of the post-war era — the ...

In 1998, fast-food giant McDonald's invested in a small Colorado burrito chain with just sixteen restaurants: Chipotle. Under ...