Federal and Regulatory Legal Actions

This living topic covers a range of federal and regulatory actions taken to protect consumers against unfair business practices. Key issues include misleading advertising, restrictive repair policies, hidden fees, and anti-competitive behavior. The articles highlight enforcement actions by agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) against major companies like Capital One, Adobe, and Harley-Davidson. These actions seek to ensure transparency, fair competition, and consumer rights, illustrating ongoing efforts to hold corporations accountable and safeguard consumer interests.

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Trump stops over 100 enforcements against corporations, data shows

Lack of enforcement could harm consumer protection, organizations say

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The Trump administration has rapidly halted or dropped lawsuits and other regulatory actions against corporations.

There have been 109 enforcement actions against corporations frozen or dismissed, dropped or withdrawn since Donald Trump took his second term in office, according to data from nonprofit Public Citizen.

Public Citizen said the data isn't comprehensive but "is intended to highlight significant investigations and cases."

Most of the dropped cases are from the Con...

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