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Federal Trade Commission Withdraws Vertical Merger Guidelines and Commentary
FTC Staff Presents Report on Nearly a Decade of Unreported Acquisitions by the Biggest Technology Companies
FTC Streamlines Consumer Protection and Competition Investigations in Eight Key Enforcement Areas to Enable Higher Caseload
Statement of Chair Lina M. Khan Joined by Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter on Actions to Expedite Staff Investigations
Statement of the DOJ Antitrust Division and FTC on Preserving Competition in the Wake of Hurricane Ida
Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department Issue Joint Statement to Preserve Competition in Post-Hurricane Relief Efforts
Open Commission Meeting – September 15, 2021
FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for September 15 Open Commission Meeting
FTC Staff Opinion with Respect to Doylestown Health Physicians
FTC Fines Capital One CEO Richard Fairbank for Repeatedly Violating Antitrust Laws
FTC Alleges Facebook Resorted to Illegal Buy-or-Bury Scheme to Crush Competition After String of Failed Attempts to Innovate
Public Access to Illumina/Grail Trial Provided via Teleconference Due to ongoing COVID-19 Concerns
FTC Urges Federal Reserve Board to Require Debit Card Gatekeepers to Compete Fairly
1-800 Contacts, Inc, In the Matter of
The FTC filed an administrative complaint charging that 1-800 Contacts, the largest online retailer of contact lenses in the United States, unlawfully orchestrated a web of anticompetitive agreements with rival online contact lens sellers that suppress competition in certain online search advertising auctions and that restrict truthful and non-misleading internet advertising to consumers. According to the administrative complaint, 1-800 Contacts entered into bidding agreements with at least 14 competing online contact lens retailers that eliminate competition in auctions to place advertisements on the search results page generated by online search engines such as Google and Bing. The complaint alleges that these bidding agreements unreasonably restrain price competition in internet search auctions, and restrict truthful and non-misleading advertising to consumers, constituting an unfair method of competition in violation of federal law.
Statement of FTC Office of Public Affairs Director Lindsay Kryzak on District Court’s Decision to Grant Preliminary Injunction Halting New Jersey Hospital Merger
FTC Adjusts its Merger Review Process to Deal with Increase in Merger Filings
Federal Trade Commission Withdraws Remaining Case against AbbVie after Supreme Court Decision Strips Consumers of Relief
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