Prosecutors have complained for months about the ex-FTX CEO’s antics, most recently leaking his ex's diary.
The ex-CEO of FTX allegedly called a New York Times journalist around 100 times before the paper leaked info from ex-Alameda head Caroline Ellison’s diary.
Attorneys representing the ex-FTX CEO said he was just trying to "give his side of the story," when he gave Caroline Ellison's personal journal to the NYT.
Government prosecutors believe Bankman-Fried met with New York Times reporters and shared Ellison's diary in order to discredit her ahead of FTX trial.
Bank of America was double-dipping overdraft fees, withholding credit card bonuses, and opening illegal accounts under customers' names.
Trade groups told the FTC a simple "Click-to Cancel" proposal to easily quit subscriptions could actually lead customers to miss out on hot new deals.
Contrary to previous reports, FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried is the one who allegedly pulled out of the deal with Swift after she had signed.
Reports says the FTC will try to break up Amazon in an upcoming antitrust case. For the government's consumer advocates, it's the biggest test yet.
The story of the failed crypto exchange just keeps getting worse. A new report provides further allegations against the firm's leaders.
The world's largest crypto exchange is accused of engaging in "an extensive web of deception" in a new complaint filed by the SEC.
Facebook says the FTC is trying to get around going to court. The FTC says Facebook repeatedly violated its $5 billion privacy agreement.
The FTC is imposing a consent decree on the period tracker for giving your data to advertisers. It's part of the agency's ongoing pro-consumer power grab.
The disgraced crypto exchange had no dedicated cybersecurity staff and "protected" users assets with minimal safeguards, according to new bankruptcy filings.
Recent speeches from DOJ Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter invoke a historical precedent that's bad news for Google.
Corruption violation have already cost Ericsson more than $1 billion. Prosecutors said it could have had the charges dropped.
The Bountiful Company used established product pages with high ratings to launch new products, in a move the FTC says amounts to false advertising.
The agency will not appeal a court order rejecting its attempt to block Meta's acquisition of VR fitness app maker Within.
The decision marks a major setback in the FTC’s dream of stopping VR monopolies before they start.
With Epic Games in its crosshairs, the FTC demonstrates a newfound willingness to go after the manipulative power of interfaces.
The minor social media stars were also hit with a SEC lawsuit for using Twitter and Discord to manipulate stock prices.
