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StubHub to pay $10 million to settle FTC ticket price case

StubHub to pay $10 million to settle FTC ticket price case

April 9 (Reuters) - StubHub Holdings on Thursday agreed to pay $10 million to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission charges that the platform failed to disclose total ticket price for live events to consumers.
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UK Government Introduces Measures to Combat Subscription Traps

UK Government Introduces Measures to Combat Subscription Traps

UK Government Introduces Measures to Combat Subscription Traps
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John Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Case

John Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Case

John Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Case
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Identity Theft Protection in 2026: Services Compared for Peace of Mind

Identity Theft Protection in 2026: Services Compared for Peace of Mind

Identity theft cost Americans $5.8 billion in 2025, with the average victim losing $1,100 according to the Federal Trade Commission. The number keeps climbing as criminals get smarter about exploiting data breaches, social media oversharing, and AI-powered phishing attacks. Your Social Security number, credit card details, and personal information are worth more on the dark web today than ever before. A complete identity profile sells for $200-$500, while medical records fetch up to $1,000 each. The question isn't whether you need identity theft protection. It's which service actually delivers when criminals target your financial life.
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UK Government Introduces Measures to Save Consumers £400m Annually from Subscription Traps

UK Government Introduces Measures to Save Consumers £400m Annually from Subscription Traps

The UK government has announced new measures aimed at saving consumers approximately £400 million annually by addressing issues related to unwanted and misleading subscriptions, commonly known as subscription traps. These reforms, introduced by the Department for Business and Trade, are designed to make subscription services more transparent and easier to manage. Key changes include requiring businesses to provide clear information before sign-up, issuing reminders before free or discounted trials end, and offering straightforward cancellation options. Additionally, a new 14-day cooling-off period will be implemented after trials end or long-term contracts are renewed. The government estimates that nearly 10 million of the UK's 155 million active subscriptions are unwanted, with many consumers being rolled into paid contracts without clear consent.
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UK Government's Crackdown on Subscription Traps to Save Consumers £400m Annually

UK Government's Crackdown on Subscription Traps to Save Consumers £400m Annually

The UK government has announced new measures aimed at saving consumers approximately £400 million annually by addressing unwanted and misleading subscription practices, known as subscription traps. These reforms, introduced by the Department for Business and Trade, require businesses to provide clear information before sign-up, issue reminders before trials end, and offer straightforward cancellation options. The initiative targets the issue of free trials rolling into costly contracts without clear consent and unexpected auto-renewals. The measures are part of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 and are expected to be implemented by spring 2027.
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Rosen Law Firm Investigates Zillow Group Over Securities Claims Following FTC Lawsuit

Rosen Law Firm Investigates Zillow Group Over Securities Claims Following FTC Lawsuit

Rosen Law Firm Investigates Zillow Group Over Securities Claims Following FTC Lawsuit
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Deere & Co agrees to pay $99 million to settle 'right to repair' lawsuit

Deere & Co agrees to pay $99 million to settle 'right to repair' lawsuit

Deere & Co. has agreed to pay $99 million as part of a settlement that would resolve a class action lawsuit accusing the farm equipment giant of monopolizing repair services
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Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Lawsuit

Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Lawsuit

Deere Agrees to $99 Million Settlement in Right-to-Repair Lawsuit
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Deere Co Settles 'Right to Repair' Lawsuit with $99 Million Agreement

Deere Co Settles 'Right to Repair' Lawsuit with $99 Million Agreement

Deere Co Settles 'Right to Repair' Lawsuit with $99 Million Agreement
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FTC Targets Deceptive Car Dealership Advertising Practices

FTC Targets Deceptive Car Dealership Advertising Practices

FTC Targets Deceptive Car Dealership Advertising Practices
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Deere Co. Settles Right-to-Repair Lawsuit with $99 Million Fund for Farmers

Deere Co. Settles Right-to-Repair Lawsuit with $99 Million Fund for Farmers

Deere Co. Settles Right-to-Repair Lawsuit with $99 Million Fund for Farmers