FTC Cases Put Digital Businesses’ Promises and Practices Under Scrutiny
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Digital businesses that don’t keep their promises to consumers can pay a heavy price if caught by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Enforcement actions in cases involving unfair and deceptive practices by digital businesses have produced tens of millions of dollars in consumer redress or civil penalties, sometimes exceeding $100 million, alongside operational restrictions and […] The post FTC Cases Put Digital Businesses’ Promises and Practices Under Scrutiny appeared first on PYMNTS.com.
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