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JFTC Reviews Adobe Figma Acquisition and Cautions Logic Inc.

The Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) has closed its review of Adobe Inc.'s proposed acquisition of Figma, Inc., indicating no immediate concerns. Separately, the JFTC issued a caution to Logic Inc. regarding potential violations of the Antimonopoly Act.

Japan Fair Trade Commission Press Releases 2022

The Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) has released its press releases for 2022, detailing various enforcement actions, training courses, and participation in international competition events. These announcements cover a range of antitrust and competition policy matters.

FTC v. Walmart - Driver Pay Deception Settlement

The FTC and several states have reached a $100 million settlement with Walmart to resolve allegations that the company deceived delivery drivers about their base pay, incentives, and tips. This judgment aims to compensate drivers for lost earnings due to these deceptive practices.

FTC Charges Walmart Spark Driver with Deceptive Earnings

The FTC has charged Walmart Spark Driver with deceptive earnings claims, seeking a $100 million judgment. This action stems from allegations that the company misled drivers about their potential income. The FTC's enforcement action aims to hold Walmart accountable for these alleged misrepresentations.

FTC and States Secure $100M Judgment Against Walmart for Deceptive Earnings Claims

The FTC and 11 states have secured a $100 million judgment against Walmart to settle allegations of deceptive earnings claims made to delivery drivers in its Spark Driver program. The company allegedly misled drivers about base pay, incentives, and tips, causing drivers to lose tens of millions of dollars.

FTC Revises Negative Option Rule, Withdraws CARS Rule, Removes Non-Compete Rule

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has revised its Negative Option Rule, withdrawn the Combating Auto Retail Scams (CARS) Rule, and removed its Non-Compete Clause Rule. These actions are taken to conform existing rules to recent federal court decisions. The changes are effective February 12, 2026.

FTC Policy Statement on COPPA and Age Verification Technologies

The FTC issued a policy statement clarifying that it will not bring enforcement actions under COPPA against operators using age verification technologies for the sole purpose of determining user age, provided certain conditions are met. This aims to incentivize the use of these technologies to protect children online.

FTC Workshop on Data Economy Injuries and Benefits

The Federal Trade Commission is hosting a workshop on February 26, 2026, to discuss measuring consumer injuries and benefits in the data-driven economy. The event will feature FTC officials and panel discussions on privacy preferences and data breach impacts.

FTC Requires Boeing to Divest Spirit AeroSystems Assets

The FTC has finalized a consent order requiring Boeing to divest certain Spirit AeroSystems assets as part of its $8.3 billion acquisition. This action resolves antitrust concerns raised by the FTC regarding the merger. The final order was issued on February 17, 2026.

FTC Finalizes Boeing-Spirit Acquisition Consent Order

The FTC has finalized a consent order regarding Boeing's acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems. The order requires Boeing to divest certain Spirit assets and continue supplying aerostructures to competing contractors for military aircraft programs. This action aims to protect competition in commercial and military aircraft markets.