A ban on Russian diamond imports has been expanded to include those processed in third countries by the CPB
The notice was issued on March 01, 2024.
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Best-Selling Detangling Brushes Among New GIMME® Products Now Available at Select Target Store Locations
Hair innovative company expanding its selection of the Gimme® Band Collection and launching the Detangling Brushes and Claw Clips at…
Grand Canyon University Being Sued by FTC for Deceptive Advertising and Illegal Telemarketing
The agency says the university, its marketer, and its CEO deceptively advertised the cost and course requirements of its doctoral…
BBB serving the Heart of Texas Tip: Advice on what to know about IRS impostors and tax preparation fraud
March 25, 2024 BY Better Business Bureau Hear of Texas Austin, TX – (Highpoint Digest) – The season for filing…
Par Pharmaceutical Has Issued a Voluntary Nationwide Recall of One Lot of Treprostinil Injection Due to Potential for Silicone Particulates Within the Product Solution
Endo International plc announced on March 12, 2024, that one of its operating companies, Par Pharmaceutical, Inc.
Citibank Ordered to Pay $25.9 Million for Intentional, Illegal Discrimination Against Armenian Americans
Citibank hid discrimination by giving consumers false reasons for credit denials.
FTC Sends More Than $10 Million in Refunds to Consumers Directly Impacted by Real Estate Investment Training Scheme
Yesterday, The Federal Trade Commission began sending out more than $10 million in refunds to consumers who paid for a…
Tax Preparer Service Scams Rank High on Taxpayers’ List of Concerns for 2024 Filing Season
LifeLock experts advise how to keep your identity and refund safe while hiring pros to do your taxes
CFPB Bans Excessive Credit Card Late Fees By Lowing, Typical Fee from $32 to $8
Final rule closes 2010 loophole exploited by credit card giants
DOJ and FTC File Comment with U.S. Copyright Office Supporting Renewal and Expansion of Exemptions Facilitating Consumers’ and Businesses’ Right to Repair Their Own Products
Joint Comment Comes as U.S. Copyright Office Weighs Recommendation on Exemptions Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act