Regulation of Consumer Subscriptions Remains FTC Focus
Regulatory enforcement of consumer subscriptions remains a focus of the current FTC, based on the action just taken against the California tech company Uber regarding the company’s consumer subscription and related business practices. The FTC filed a complaint against Uber Technologies, Inc. and Uber USA, LLC in the Northern District
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