Google agrees to crack down on fake reviews for UK businesses
Google will crack down on fake reviews in the UK, implementing stricter measures against businesses using them.
Google pledges to crack down on fake reviews after UK watchdog investigation
Google will implement tougher measures against fake reviews, including banning repeat offenders and penalizing businesses that engage in fraudulent practices.
Google vows tougher measures on fake reviews after CMA probe
Google is enhancing measures against fake reviews in the UK to safeguard consumer trust and penalize fraudulent practices.
Google agrees to crack down on fake reviews for UK businesses
Google will crack down on fake reviews in the UK, implementing stricter measures against businesses using them.
Google pledges to crack down on fake reviews after UK watchdog investigation
Google will implement tougher measures against fake reviews, including banning repeat offenders and penalizing businesses that engage in fraudulent practices.
Google vows tougher measures on fake reviews after CMA probe
Google is enhancing measures against fake reviews in the UK to safeguard consumer trust and penalize fraudulent practices.
General Motors Is Banned From Selling Driving Behavior Data for 5 Years
The FTC has settled with GM to protect consumer privacy by banning data sales to reporting agencies for five years.
The FTC's Ban on GM and OnStar Selling Driver Data Is a Good First Step
The FTC settlement protects GM owners by banning the sale of their vehicle data to credit agencies for five years.
Whoopsie, after allegations from the FTC that Genshin Impact has been misleading players about lootbox odds, its developer has been left with a $20 million fine and some rule changes
HoYoverse has been fined $20 million for deceiving players regarding loot box odds and costs, particularly impacting children and teens.
U.S. files complaint against fintech app Dave and its CEO
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a complaint against Dave Inc. for allegedly misleading consumers regarding cash advances and fees.
Biden DOJ Files Complaint Against Financial Tech Co., CEO
The DOJ has filed a civil action against Dave Inc. and its CEO for deceptive practices related to cash advance advertising.
Consumers who bought phony Zephyr N95 masks to get more than $1 million in refunds
The FTC is refunding over $1 million to consumers misled by false marketing of face masks during the pandemic.
General Motors Is Banned From Selling Driving Behavior Data for 5 Years
The FTC has settled with GM to protect consumer privacy by banning data sales to reporting agencies for five years.
The FTC's Ban on GM and OnStar Selling Driver Data Is a Good First Step
The FTC settlement protects GM owners by banning the sale of their vehicle data to credit agencies for five years.
Whoopsie, after allegations from the FTC that Genshin Impact has been misleading players about lootbox odds, its developer has been left with a $20 million fine and some rule changes
HoYoverse has been fined $20 million for deceiving players regarding loot box odds and costs, particularly impacting children and teens.
U.S. files complaint against fintech app Dave and its CEO
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a complaint against Dave Inc. for allegedly misleading consumers regarding cash advances and fees.
Biden DOJ Files Complaint Against Financial Tech Co., CEO
The DOJ has filed a civil action against Dave Inc. and its CEO for deceptive practices related to cash advance advertising.
Consumers who bought phony Zephyr N95 masks to get more than $1 million in refunds
The FTC is refunding over $1 million to consumers misled by false marketing of face masks during the pandemic.
Sarah McBride's introduces her first bill in Congress, which targets predatory credit repair companies
U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride introduces bipartisan legislation targeting credit repair scams to protect vulnerable consumers from predatory practices.
Cannabis cafes, A.I. and parking: How new California laws could affect you in 2025
California passed numerous bills in 2023 that protect consumers and artists, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence and privacy rights.
Several Sports Betting Bills Filed In Connecticut
Connecticut's proposed sports betting bills aim to expand betting options, including college games, while addressing errors and market structures effectively.
Italy seeks to clamp down on fake and paid-for online reviews
Italy is introducing a draft law requiring ID verification for online reviews to combat fake reviews and protect the tourism sector.
Sarah McBride's introduces her first bill in Congress, which targets predatory credit repair companies
U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride introduces bipartisan legislation targeting credit repair scams to protect vulnerable consumers from predatory practices.
Cannabis cafes, A.I. and parking: How new California laws could affect you in 2025
California passed numerous bills in 2023 that protect consumers and artists, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence and privacy rights.
Several Sports Betting Bills Filed In Connecticut
Connecticut's proposed sports betting bills aim to expand betting options, including college games, while addressing errors and market structures effectively.
Italy seeks to clamp down on fake and paid-for online reviews
Italy is introducing a draft law requiring ID verification for online reviews to combat fake reviews and protect the tourism sector.
Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft: The 30bn legal headache for Big Tech
Big Tech companies face over 20 active class action lawsuits in the UK, totaling over £30 billion in alleged damages related to competition law infringements.
Mutual of Omaha denies Longbridge allegations, files counterclaim
Mutual of Omaha strongly refutes allegations of consumer deception in the reverse mortgage sector and asserts compliance with relevant laws.
Op-Ed | Teaching the next generation of New Yorkers how to save and spend money | amNewYork
Financial literacy is essential for young people's success, as highlighted by Mayor Adams' new initiative for every student to learn financial skills by 2030.
U.S. watchdog sues Capital One, alleging bank cheated customers out of $2 billion
CFPB is suing Capital One for failing to pay over $2 billion in interest to customers, alleging deceptive marketing of savings accounts.
Capital One accused of cheating customers out of $2 billion in new lawsuit
Capital One is being sued for misleading consumers about high-interest savings accounts, allegedly causing over $2 billion in lost interest payments.
Capital One sued by US watchdog alleging bank cheated customers out of $2 billion
The CFPB is suing Capital One for misleading consumers about its high-interest savings accounts, resulting in over $2 billion in lost interest payments.
U.S. watchdog sues Capital One, alleging bank cheated customers out of $2 billion
CFPB is suing Capital One for failing to pay over $2 billion in interest to customers, alleging deceptive marketing of savings accounts.
Capital One accused of cheating customers out of $2 billion in new lawsuit
Capital One is being sued for misleading consumers about high-interest savings accounts, allegedly causing over $2 billion in lost interest payments.
Capital One sued by US watchdog alleging bank cheated customers out of $2 billion
The CFPB is suing Capital One for misleading consumers about its high-interest savings accounts, resulting in over $2 billion in lost interest payments.
New rules will ban medical debt from your credit report
New regulations bar medical debts from credit reports, aiding consumers with medical debt before Biden's term ends.
US bans medical debt from credit reports as Biden nears exit
The CFPB's new rule will eliminate $49 billion in medical debt from credit reports, aiding millions of Americans in securing loans.
The US Government Wants To Hear Your In-Game Currency Nightmare Stories
CFPB proposes applying EFTA protections to in-game currencies and transactions, seeking consumer feedback on their experiences.
CFPB sues Experian over 'sham' consumer dispute investigations
CFPB is intensifying enforcement against Experian for misconduct related to credit reporting and consumer disputes, alleging violations of multiple consumer protection laws.
CFPB unveils rule to erase medical debt from credit reports
Elimination of medical debt from credit reports will improve mortgage approvals and reduce financial burdens on consumers.
DOGE doubles down on eliminating the government agency that's cracking down on overdraft fees
Vivek Ramaswamy calls for the elimination of the CFPB, asserting it has overstepped constitutional boundaries with its new rule on overdraft fees.
New rules will ban medical debt from your credit report
New regulations bar medical debts from credit reports, aiding consumers with medical debt before Biden's term ends.
US bans medical debt from credit reports as Biden nears exit
The CFPB's new rule will eliminate $49 billion in medical debt from credit reports, aiding millions of Americans in securing loans.
The US Government Wants To Hear Your In-Game Currency Nightmare Stories
CFPB proposes applying EFTA protections to in-game currencies and transactions, seeking consumer feedback on their experiences.
CFPB sues Experian over 'sham' consumer dispute investigations
CFPB is intensifying enforcement against Experian for misconduct related to credit reporting and consumer disputes, alleging violations of multiple consumer protection laws.
CFPB unveils rule to erase medical debt from credit reports
Elimination of medical debt from credit reports will improve mortgage approvals and reduce financial burdens on consumers.
DOGE doubles down on eliminating the government agency that's cracking down on overdraft fees
Vivek Ramaswamy calls for the elimination of the CFPB, asserting it has overstepped constitutional boundaries with its new rule on overdraft fees.
Kamala Harris Announces Ban on Medical Debt From Appearing on Credit Reports
Unpaid medical bills will no longer block access to loans by being removed from credit reports.
New Federal Rule Will Erase All Americans' Medical Debt From Credit Reports
Medical debt will be removed from consumer credit reports, impacting over 15 million Americans and improving their credit scores by an average of 20 points.
Biden Administration Bars Medical Debt From Credit Scores | KQED
The CFPB introduced regulations to exclude medical debt from credit reports, aiming to protect consumers' financial stability.
Kamala Harris Announces Ban on Medical Debt From Appearing on Credit Reports
Unpaid medical bills will no longer block access to loans by being removed from credit reports.
New Federal Rule Will Erase All Americans' Medical Debt From Credit Reports
Medical debt will be removed from consumer credit reports, impacting over 15 million Americans and improving their credit scores by an average of 20 points.
Biden Administration Bars Medical Debt From Credit Scores | KQED
The CFPB introduced regulations to exclude medical debt from credit reports, aiming to protect consumers' financial stability.
CFPB sues Berkshire Hathaway-owned mortgage lender for alleged predatory practices
The CFPB is suing Vanderbilt Mortgage for predatory practices leading borrowers into unaffordable loans for manufactured homes.
Rear Seat Belt Warnings Are Coming in 2027
NHTSA's new seat belt regulations aim to improve safety in rear seats, expecting to save lives by increasing seat belt usage among passengers.
CFPB sues Berkshire Hathaway affiliate over risky home loans
Vanderbilt Mortgage is accused of manipulating underwriting standards, setting borrowers up for failure in manufactured home loans.
Rental listing scams are up in Santa Clara County - San Jose Spotlight
Rental listing scams are increasingly elaborate, posing risks to vulnerable individuals looking for housing.
Key Regulatory Challenges for the UK iGaming Industry in 2024
The UK Gambling Act Review aims to enforce strict regulations to protect consumers but has led to significant operational challenges for gambling operators.
California will implement around 1,000 new laws in 2025, affecting various sectors including consumer finance, education, and hospitality.
New law in effect this year could surprise drivers with a $64 parking ticket
California will introduce approximately 1,000 new laws beginning January 1, 2025, covering various issues from consumer protections to cultural education.
New California laws in effect for 2025
California will implement around 1,000 new laws in 2025, affecting various sectors including consumer finance, education, and hospitality.
New law in effect this year could surprise drivers with a $64 parking ticket
California will introduce approximately 1,000 new laws beginning January 1, 2025, covering various issues from consumer protections to cultural education.
Texas AG Paxton Invents Scourge Of Trans Athletes For NCAA Trollsuit
Texas AG Ken Paxton targets NCAA for allegedly violating consumer protection by selling tickets to women's events with transgender athletes despite existing laws against participation.
Here are some of the new laws and rules coming into effect in Canada in 2025
Canada is implementing new laws for healthcare, consumer protection, and worker rights that will strengthen social support systems.
Justice Department takes aim at popular fintech app over hidden fees
Financial app Dave faces serious allegations from the DOJ about misleading cash advances and hidden fees targeting vulnerable consumers.
California baby food labels will soon reveal levels of lead and mercury in their products
California is mandating QR codes on baby food packaging for transparency regarding heavy metal contamination, impacting consumers nationwide.
This Baltimore job hunter avoided employment scam, saved thousands by remembering this 1 unwritten rule - here's what it is and how it can protect your money in 2025
Be cautious of job offers that require you to pay for equipment.
Porter reported a scam to the BBB, emphasizing vigilance.
New CA Law to Block Fines for Declined ATM Withdrawals
A new California law stops banks from charging fees for declined withdrawals, protecting consumers from additional financial burdens.
What you need to know about to refunds and returns in New York | amNewYork
Consumers should be aware of various store return and refund policies, especially during the holiday shopping season to make informed purchasing decisions.
I charged $4k on my credit card for new furniture and paid it off the next day - was this a smart move?
Using a credit card for purchases can be advantageous, especially if paid off immediately to avoid interest and take advantage of cash back rewards.
The FDA's new rules for 'healthy' labels force design best practices
Food brands must eliminate misleading "healthy" labels unless products meet specific nutritional criteria, effective February 2025.