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CMA head says regulator will interfere in fewer global deals in the future
UK regulators are under increasing pressure from the government to cut red tape and prioritise economic growth.
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Avast customers whose data was allegedly unlawfully sold to be compensated
The FTC is sending claim forms to users who bought antivirus software that captured their sensitive information.
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CMA chief calls for constructive engagement with US tech giants
Chief executive stresses “fines are a last resort.”
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OPINION: Can innovation and growth sit comfortably alongside consumer protection?
Gary Watson on themes and challenges in the recent FCA Dear CEO letter.
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Chopra axed at CFPB, Bessent steps in as Acting Director
After widely-predicted move, Bureau will dissolve several pending cases and place activist disposition on ice.
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Scott Bessent appointed CFPB acting director
President Trump designated the Secretary of the Treasury as the head of the agency following the resignation of Director Rohit Chopra.
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FCA chief asks politicians to define ‘acceptable level of harm to consumers’
Remarks come as the government continues to militate for regulators to take a more pro-growth approach to regulation.
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FTC sets sights on deceptive claims that lure people into purported “opportunities”
The agency is proposing changes to the business opportunity rule and the rule covering deceptive earnings claims in response.