FTC targets company’s new owner for actions from 3 years before purchase
The FTC has targeted the owner of Thrive for actions that happened three before he purchased the company. We argue that there is no proof.
The FTC has targeted the owner of Thrive for actions that happened three before he purchased the company. We argue that there is no proof.
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