Transair, Inc. et al.
Federal Trade Commission Decisions, Volume 60, Page 694
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Administrative
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8409
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The Sources of Neccessary Restraints
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Earl W. Kintner, Former Commissioner
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The Sources of Neccessary Restraints
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Protecting kids from deceptive and unsubstantiated health claims: the FTC’s case against TruHeight
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Parents and kids (like all consumers) need clear, truthful information to make informed decisions — especially when those decisions affect their children’s health and physical safety. With that in...
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How to best engage with BCP and BE on economic analysis in BCP investigations
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Many of us use or work with rental housing in some way. Maybe you have been — or are currently — a renter. Or maybe you own a rental property, operate a property management company, or otherwise work...
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Protecting franchisees: The FTC’s case against Xponential Fitness
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If you’re thinking about opening a franchise, you’re probably looking for things like name recognition, training, and support to help you grow your business. What you’re probably not looking for is...
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Happy 100th birthday, Jodie Bernstein
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The Bureau of Consumer Protection is deeply honored to recognize one of its most distinguished alumnae, Jodie Bernstein, as she celebrates her 100 th Birthday. For Jodie, one of the Commission’s...
Apr15
Helping Military Kids Navigate the Online World
Military kids are resilient — but they still need trusted adults to help them navigate the online world safely. Whether you’re a parent, teach in a classroom, or lead an after school or summer program...
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FTC Presentation for Military OneSource Virtual Summit about Helping Military Kids Navigate the Online World
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Financial Health, Mental Wealth: Protecting Your Money and Avoiding Scams
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Join the Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and GoVA Foundation for a discussion about the connections between scams, financial difficulty, and mental health. Learn...
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Be honest with workers about how much they’ll earn, and other lessons from the FTC’s settlement with Walmart
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Protecting workers and ensuring competitive labor markets is a top priority for the FTC and the agency’s Labor Task Force. By maximizing the agency’s jurisdiction and interdisciplinary expertise, the...
Mar06
How to Avoid Job Scams
Join experts from the Federal Trade Commission for a webinar about how to avoid job scams. The FTC will give advice on how to spot and avoid scams when you’re searching for jobs or money-making...
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Consumer Protection and Older Adults Roundtable: Top Reported Scams by Older Adults
Imposter scams affect everyone, but older adults are increasingly being affected by this scam. As part of National Consumer Protection Week, the FTC is hosting a discussion on top scams affecting...
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Protect Your Small Business from Scammers and Cybersecurity Risks
Scammers and cybercriminals target companies big and small. Do you know how to protect your business? In this webinar, experts from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the National Institute of...
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Helping Kids Navigate the Online World
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National Consumer Protection Week: Outreach & Program Ideas
National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW) is just around the corner! Every year, it falls on the first full week of March, so this year it’s March 1 – 7. The Federal Trade Commission leads the national...
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