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A new Trade Regulation Rule on Impersonation of Government and Businesses goes into effect this month, aiming to protect both consumers and businesses from these costly scams.

As pet lovers across the United States prepare to celebrate National Pet Month in May, Walmart is anticipating a significant increase in demand for all things pet-related.

From fashion and food to home decor and unexpected obsessions, let's dive into the most captivating trends emerging on Pinterest.

While these laws generally aim to increase competitiveness within the tech sector, Google believes they can come with significant trade-offs that may end up hurting the very consumers and businesses they are designed to protect.

Meta Platforms Inc. (formerly Facebook) this week filed a motion for summary judgment, seeking the dismissal of the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) lawsuit aimed at unwinding the company's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.

Yelp this week provided a list of recommendations on choosing the right photos to market your business.

Reddit last year launched a new feature designed to help users identify verified accounts. Beginning with a small test group, some organizational profiles now include an "Official" label displayed next to their usernames.

The social media giant will now focus on increased transparency, labeling these materials rather than primarily removing them.