- Announced Actions for January 9, 2002 ( )
- Non-profit Institutions Act Covers Pharmaceuticals Dispensed to Retired Employees, FTC Staff Advises ( )
- Hearst Corp. To Disgorge $19 Million and Divest Business to Facts and Comparisons to Settle FTC Complaint ( )
- Statement of Susan A. Creighton, Deputy Director, Bureau of Competition Regarding FTC Settlement with Hearst Corporation ( )
- Announced Actions for April 30, 2001 ( )
- FTC Charges Hearst Trust with Acquiring Monopoly in Vital Drug Information Market ( )
- FTC Charges Schering-Plough over Allegedly Anticompetitive Agreements with Two Other Drug Manufacturers ( )
- Consent Agreement Resolves Complaint Against Pharmaceutical Companies Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc. and Andrx Corp. ( )
- FTC Dismisses Complaint Against California Dental Association ( )
- FTC Reaches Record Financial Settlement To Settle Charges of Price-fixing in Generic Drug Market ( )
- Department of Justice Sues Boston Scientific Corp. Seeking Civil Penalties and Other Relief for Violations of 1995 FTC Order ( )
- Fairbanks, Alaska Physician's Group to Settle FTC Charges Price-Fixing and Concerted Refusals to Deal with Health Plans ( )
- Appeals Court Upholds FTC Ruling; Doan's Must Include Corrective Message in Future Advertising and Labeling ( )
- Establishing Pharmacy Network as Proposed Not Likely to Restrain Competition, FTC Staff Advises ( )
- Statement of Richard G. Parker, Director, FTC Bureau of Competition ( )
- Puerto Rico Dental Association Agrees to Settle FTC Charges of Price Fixing, Boycotting Providers, and Restraining Truthful Advertising by Members ( )
- FTC Charges Drug Manufacturers with Stifling Competition in Two Prescription Drug Markets ( )
- Wisconsin Chiropractic Association and Its Director Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Price-Fixing ( )
- FTC Chairman Tells House Judiciary Committee Doctor Collective Bargaining Bill Would Be Bad Medicine for Consumers ( )
- Doan's Pills Must Run Corrective Advertising: FTC Ads Claiming Doan's Is Superior In Treating Back Pain Were Unsubstantiated ( )
- Announced Actions for May 20, 1999 ( )
- Creation of Community Pharmacy Network as Proposed Not Likely to Restrain Competition, FTC Staff Advises ( )
- Announced Actions for May 4, 1999 ( )
- Lake Tahoe Physician Group to Settle FTC Charges that They Conspired to Fix Prices and Limit Choice for Consumers ( )
- Announced Actions for March 15, 1999 ( )
- Announced Actions for February 12, 1999 ( )
- Mylan, Nation's Second Largest Generic Drug Maker, Charged with Restraint of Trade, Conspiracy & Monopolization ( )
- Pharmacy Association in Puerto Rico and its Former President Agree to Settle Price Fixing Charges ( )
- Dentists in Puerto Rico Agree to Settle FTC Charges That They Conspired to Fix Prices and Engaged in an Illegal Boycott Denying Dental Care to Residents of Puerto Rico ( )
- Announced Action for August 26, 1998 ( )
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