Andrew Ferguson names directors of the bureaus of competition and consumer protection as well as the FTC’s general counsel.
Lucas Croslow, former deputy solicitor general of Virginia has been appointed as the FTC general counsel.
Daniel Guarnera, formerly the chief of the Civil Conduct Task Force at the US DOJ Antitrust Division, will lead the bureau of competition.
Christopher Mufarrige, who was previously senior adviser to the director and deputy director of the CFPB, will lead the bureau of consumer protection.
Twenty-four agencies from around the world signed a statement on boosting enforcement through increased technical capacity and expertise.
Agencies update documents to address increased use of collaboration and ephemeral messaging tools in business practices.
The agency is proposing changes to the business opportunity rule and the rule covering deceptive earnings claims in response.
Millions of contracts, trillions of dollars affected as existing non-competes for vast majority of workers will no longer be enforceable.
