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Regulatory Compliance

FTC Personalized Pricing: Can You Explain Why a Price Changed?

The FTC’s proposed enforcement statement explains how Section 5 may apply when personal data shapes consumer prices—and why disclosure alone may not resolve every concern.

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Consumer Protection Oversight

FTC Fraud Enforcement: What the Celsius and Debt-Relief Orders Signal

Recent FTC orders involving Celsius executives and a student-loan debt-relief operator highlight individual exposure, conduct restrictions, and the limits of drawing broader enforcement conclusions from case-specific outcomes.

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Consumer Protection Oversight

NYC's Click-to-Cancel Rule: What 4 States' Enforcement Records Reveal

NYC's Click-to-Cancel rule takes effect October 1, 2026, requiring cancellation as easy as sign-up. Enforcement records from California, New York, and Minnesota — plus Illinois's private-litigation pathway — reveal why subscription compliance risk varies sharply by jurisdiction.

AI Governance

When AI Stops Being a Tool — and Starts Being Interpreted as a Duty of Care

Regulators are increasingly viewing some AI companions as behavior-shaping environments rather than neutral tools, opening a pathway for oversight under existing consumer protection and child safety frameworks.