FTC, Antitrust Division Send Report to President on Factors Explaining National Average Gasoline Price Increases During Spring and Summer of 2006

Telemarketers Targeting Spanish Speakers Settle FTC Charges

Whole Foods Market and Wild Oats Markets Legally Cleared to Proceed with Merger

FTC Stops Spammers Selling Bogus Hoodia Weight-Loss Products and Human Growth Hormone Anti-Aging Products
Alleges Defendants Send Illegal E-mails via Web Form Hijacking and Make False and Unsubstantiated Product Claims

FTC Approves Proposed Divestiture by Service Corp. International, et al.

Will Return about $435,000 to Consumers

US FTC affirms: products worn or rubbed on the skin do not cause weight loss

FTC Approves Filing of Staff Comments with the Louisiana State Bar Association Regarding Attorney Advertising; FTC Approves Proposed Divestitures by Service Corp. International, et al.

Jarden Corporation (NYSE: JAH) announced that it has successfully resolved the Federal Trade Commission's ("FTC") challenge of its acquisition of K2 Inc. (NYSE: KTO) and, as previously announced, completed its acquisition of K2 on August 8, 2007.

FTC Challenges Jarden Corp.’s Proposed Acquisition of K2 Incorporated
Companies Required to Sell Four Brands of Fishing Line

Allegedly Injured Consumers Who Did Not Authorize Defendants to Debit Their Bank Accounts

Will Display Estimated Yearly Operating Costs Prominently on Most Appliances