Topic: U.S. Federal Trade Commission

Your Baby Can Read company folds after high-cost complaints

Your Baby Can Read, a literacy program for infants, faced criticism from advocacy groups and a possible Federal Trade Commission investigation for making false and deceptive claims.

Happy Friday! JPMorgan launches stock market rally

Horizons Yahoo hack steals 400,000 passwords. Is yours on the list?

Google to pay $22.5M over allegations of secret tracking: source

Kid apps: Are mobile providers protecting your child's privacy?

Saving Money Four tips to save money on dry cleaning

The Simple Dollar Father's Day: cheap, memorable gifts for Dad

Saving Money Buying and selling timeshares: eight tips

1940 Census data: A treasure trove for con artists?

Jedi knights of online privacy strike back at data-mining empires

Inside the Keystone pipeline: How much would it really help US consumers?

Google privacy changes allow company to dig deeper into users' lives: Q&A

Keep Calm Interpol arrests Anonymous hackers: Do they warrant the attention?

White House releases 'privacy bill of rights': what it promises online consumers

iPhone tracking: Is Google breaking its privacy pledge?

The Monitor's View Privacy for children who use mobile apps

New consumer agency targets debt collectors. Who can argue with that?

The Monitor's View With Facebook IPO, time to friend privacy

World markets rattled, but Dow only down six

At the retail store, a long line of questions at checkout

As government shutdown looms, lawmakers squabbling over policy, not pork

Facebook tracking now under federal investigation

'Occupy Wall Street' the Left's Tea Party? Maybe, but...

Reebok refund: You might get shoes for free

Is OnStar turning your car against you? Senator Schumer thinks so.