Amazon’s Ring doorbell was used to spy on customers, FTC says in privacy case
In a court filing, the Federal Trade Commission announced a US$5.8 million ($8.94 million) settlement with the company...
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Twitter is “roughly breaking even”, Musk says has only 1500 employees Musk claimed that Twitter presently has approximately 1,500 employees.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter Inc., claimed on Wednesday that the social media business is “roughly breaking...
Christian Dowell, Twitter’s lawyer quits the platform: Reports Dowell most recently supervised Twitter's product legal counsel.
According to numerous persons with insight into the matter who spoke to The New York Times, senior Twitter...
FTC seeks to ban subscriptions that are challenging to cancel
Some subscriptions are simple to start but extremely difficult to end. To put a halt to such, the...
Amazon closes deal to acquire One Medical for $3.9bn E-commerce giant Amazon agreed to acquire One Medical to provide high-quality services in health care.
Amazon on Wednesday chose to close the $3.9 billion deal to acquire One Medical, a healthcare provider. The...
FTC US asks judge to halt Meta deal for VR company The FTC filed a complaint against the owner of Facebook and Instagram in July.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission urged a judge to halt Meta Platforms Inc’s (META.O) takeover of...
The FTC mandates that Mastercard accept debit transactions from other payment networks
Mastercard has been ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to begin giving rival payment networks the data they...
Twin complaints signal new FTC strategy to rein in tech industry
On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission took its most aggressive step since Lina Khan became chair to rein...
US Justice Department demands more information from Adobe regarding the $20 billion Figma purchase
After issuing a second request for information from the duo, the Department of Justice is closely scrutinizing the...
New York Might Become the First State to Have a Right to Repair Law
According to recent reports, New York might become the first state to have a ‘Right to Repair’ law...