The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) imposed on Toys "R" Us a $1.3 million civil penalty [1] for violating a 13-year-old antitrust order. This fine highlights that FTC orders can stay in force for 20 years—and potentially indefinitely if they are obtained in district court [2]—and that the FTC actively monitors old orders and consent decrees. As a result, it is important for companies to be aware of all relevant
The US FTC imposes a civil penalty on a toy retailer for violating a 13-year-old antitrust order governing its dealings with suppliers (Toys “R” Us)
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