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Consumer Protection Should Not Be Partisan: The Safeguards Built Into Consumer Legal Funding

ARC Releases New Consumer Survey: Three Years Apart, Consumers Tell the Same Story

Consumer Reports Names Who Is Selling Your Data - Why Don't Consumers Have Control Of Their Own Data?

CRN Survey Shows Consumer Support for Federal Dietary Supplement Listings

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) released findings from its 2026 national consumer survey, which adds consumer perspective to its longstanding support for a federal diet...

Consumer Protection Litigation Hits a 10-Year High and AI Adds New Questions

Consumers Rank Relevance Over Price

The first question shoppers ask is how a brand category fits into their life.

Counterfeits endanger unprotected consumers

A STAGGERING 73 percent surge in consumer complaints in a single quarter is not a statistical anomaly, it is a full-blown national... To access this content, please purc...

Consumer Reports: Going into debt for groceries

Consumer Reports (CR) is here to help with simple ways to spend less at the supermarket while still getting good-quality, tasty food. The post Consumer Reports: Going into debt for...

Consumer Duty's Neglected Outcome: What the FCA's Support Review Reveals About UK Firms' Client Care (Nanne Parmar)

When the Consumer Duty came into force in July 2023, most of the early attention went to price and v...

Poor-performing coffee machine, shrinking almonds: Consumer calls out problem products

Consumer NZ says shoppers are getting a worse deal than they used to, as it releases its latest Yeah, Nah Awards results.

Most Americans are trying to save money, and it’s changing the way consumers shop

Adtaxi’s survey found 93% of consumers have adopted at least one cost-saving behavior.

When 30 Percent Off Raises an Eyebrow—How Consumers Are Using A.I. to Fact-Check Brands Ahead of Black Friday

Ahead of Black Friday, 44% of consumer AI prompts focus on fact-checking new brands and validating sale prices. Learn how consumers use AI to vet discounts and

SpaceX Has Company – Consumers’ Research Urges FCC to Fold the $4.5 Billion High Cost Fund

In 2025, Consumers’ Research lost in the Supreme Court in attempting to have the FCC’s USF contribution scheme held unconstitutional under the nondelegation doctrine.

Personalized Pricing Puts Data Practices and Disclosures Under the Microscope

FTC to Launch New Study on Personalized Pricing

Study reveals different types of consumers, which one are you?

New Zealanders are considerably more cautious about money and the economic outlook than five years ago, a survey has found.

Buyers, know your rights: Gov’t strengthens guardrails

MANILA, Philippines — In a dizzying marketplace where the line between legitimate and bogus, scam and sale, artificial intelligence-generated and the real deal is increasingly blur...

Consumer Reports: Testing baby food for contaminants

Consumer Reports (CR) recently tested nearly 50 baby foods for heavy metals and other contaminants, and the latest results are more reassuring than they were a few years ago. The p...

Return policies impacting consumer shopping behavior

The Federal Agency That’s Supposed to Protect Consumers Just Made Another Business-Friendly Move

The post The Federal Agency That’s Supposed to Protect Consumers Just Made Another Business-Friendly Move appeared first on ProPublica.

The Consumer Finance Monitor | The CFPB Needs Reform, But Not More Regulatory Whiplash [Podecast]

Consumer Finance Monitor | What Are Class Action Waivers Worth? A New Study Looks to the Stock Market for Answers [Podca...

For decades, the debate over arbitration agreements and class action waivers in consumer financial services contracts has largely played out in courtrooms, before regulators and Co...

Consumer Reports finds customers are seeing different prices for the same rides

The practice is known as surveillance pricing, where companies use data and AI to help determine what customers pay.

FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Creates New Mechanism for Industry Input on FTC Rules