Regulation

Ford agrees to pay $19.2 million settlement over false fuel economy claims

After complaints were raised in nearly every US state, Ford will pay a settlement of $19.2 million for falsely advertising…

4 years ago

A strong reinsurance sector is key to protect small businesses from future crises

Last week, research released by Bibby Financial Services revealed that many small businesses in the UK are struggling to cope…

4 years ago

FDA rejects calls to ban the use of phthalates in food packaging

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has made the decision that phthalates can still be used in products, despite…

4 years ago

Ex-Facebook content moderator sues Meta over lack of mental health support

Ex-Facebook content moderator sues Meta over lack of mental health support A former content moderator at Facebook has filed a lawsuit…

4 years ago

Report shows that illegal car repossessions are still a major issue for consumers

A new report released by The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has shown that some auto loan servicers are still…

4 years ago

When will the US relax its COVID-19 restrictions on foreign travel?

Currently, passengers traveling to the US are required to take a test within one day of their journey, and most…

4 years ago

WeChat suspends some accounts over links to NFT trading

China’s WeChat messaging app recently announced that it has suspended a number of accounts linked to the trading of non-fungible…

5 years ago

The growing burden of medical debt for American consumers

In a study released by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), analysts found that medical debt is becoming increasingly harmful…

5 years ago

Twitter plans expansion of its “Safety Mode” feature

Twitter has been struggling for years to deal with abuse and harassment on its platform. After close scrutiny from regulators,…

5 years ago

New state laws passed to protect patients from staggering medical bills

In most US states, patients are responsible for their own medical debts. This means that some consumers are left struggling…

5 years ago