FTCBusinessThe FTC Sues Nvidia to Block Its Historic Deal With ArmBy Tim De Chant, Ars TechnicaBusinessLina Khan’s Theory of the Facebook Antitrust Case Takes ShapeBy Gilad EdelmanBusinessFacebook’s Reason for Banning Researchers Doesn’t Hold UpBy Gilad EdelmanGearThe FTC Votes Unanimously to Enforce Right to RepairBy Lauren GoodeBusinessThe US Government Is Finally Moving at the Speed of Tech By Gilad EdelmanBusinessAn FTC Lawsuit Says Frontier Lied About Internet SpeedsBy Jon Brodkin, Ars TechnicaBusinessAntitrust and Privacy Are on a Collision CourseBy Gilad EdelmanBusinessBiden Is Assembling a Big Tech Antitrust All-Star TeamBy Gilad EdelmanBusinessThe Amazon Case Signals a Tougher Stance on Gig Economy FirmsBy Aarian MarshallBusinessA Startup Will Nix Algorithms Built on Ill-Gotten Facial DataBy Tom SimoniteBusinessThe Smoking Gun in the Facebook Antitrust CaseBy Gilad EdelmanBusinessWhy the FTC Wants to Revisit Hundreds of Deals by Big TechBy Gilad EdelmanBusinessA $60 Million Fine Won't Stop AT&T From Throttling DataBy Klint FinleyBusinessThe FTC Fosters Fake Reviews, Its Own Commissioners SayBy Paris MartineauSecurityDon't Get Screwed Out of Your Equifax MoneyBy Lily Hay NewmanBusinessFines Alone Aren't Enough to Slow Down Big TechBy Brian BarrettSecurityThe Consumer Bureau's Reckless Plan for Debt CollectionBy David VladeckBusinessThe FTC Wants More Privacy, Less Zuckerberg, at FacebookBy Caitlin Kelly and Fred VogelsteinSecurity$700 Million Equifax Fine Is Still Too Little, Too LateBy Lily Hay NewmanBusinessFTC Reportedly Hits Facebook With Record $5 Billion FineBy Issie Lapowsky and Caitlin KellyBusinessThe New Antitrust Scrutiny Should Worry Silicon ValleyBy Fred Vogelstein and Nitasha TikuBusinessFacebook Will Finally Pay—Billions—for Its Privacy MisstepsBy Fred VogelsteinBusinessFacebook's Sloppy Data-Sharing Deals Might Be CriminalBy Fred VogelsteinIdeasHow Amazon's Algorithms Curated a Dystopian BookstoreBy Renee DiRestaMore Stories
