Netto pays million fine for misleading ØGO marketing
Netto has accepted a fine of ten million kroner for misleading marketing claims about its ØGO product line.
Company causes crisis in Serie B of the Brazilian Championship due to document sent to CBF about audience
A document sent by Brax to the Brazilian Football Confederation claims difficulties in selling naming rights and advertising for the Serie B, sparking a crisis among clubs.
Without Globo, company says Series B lost 74% of audience and tries to renegotiate contract with CBF
A company involved in the naming rights and advertising for Brazil's Series B football league reports a significant drop in audience and seeks to renegotiate its contract with the CBF.
MTV: Jasper Pääkkönen comments on the underwear dispute - 'Officially I have... '
Actor Jasper Pääkkönen discusses his legal victory regarding unauthorized use of his name and image in an advertising campaign.
High-end Esthetics for 500,000 Yen: Companies Targeting Uninformed Students Penalized
The Japanese Consumer Affairs Agency has penalized an esthetic salon operator for targeting financially vulnerable students with misleading advertising for expensive hair removal services.
'Pay with your privacy': Fears over OpenAI's move to insert ads in chatbot
OpenAI is trialling the inclusion of advertisements in its ChatGPT chatbot in the US, raising privacy concerns among users and digital rights activists.
Court cancels consortium after false promise of credit letter in 60 days
A court in Campo Grande annulled a consortium contract due to misleading advertising regarding an immediate credit letter promise.
New blond jokes? Very ridiculous! Car repair shop advertisements create a furor
A car repair workshop in Tallinn, Autostaap, faces criticism for its humorous advertisements that many perceive as belittling women, employees, and people with disabilities.
A nugget of truth: U.S. judge dismisses ‘boneless wings’ lawsuit
A U.S. judge has ruled in favor of Buffalo Wild Wings, allowing them to continue using the term 'boneless wings' in their menu despite a lawsuit alleging misleading advertising.
There Are Limits to Unlimited Prepaid Plans: 'Consumer Deception'
Telecommunications companies in Finland are misleading consumers by marketing prepaid plans as 'unlimited' when they actually have significant usage caps.
Magazine: State Institution to Pay Paul Timrot 1000 Euros in Compensation
The Consumer Rights Protection Center engaged in legal proceedings with car expert Paul Timrot after an unsuccessful educational campaign related to car sales, which he refused to participate in due to being assigned a role as a fraudster.
Consumption investigates real estate portals for offering rentals above the law in tense areas
The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption, and the 2030 Agenda is investigating major real estate portals for advertising rental properties in tense areas at prices above those regulated by law.
Chains Billa and Hofer Head to Court in Austria Over Misleading Discount Advertising
A Vienna commercial court will begin hearings this week on lawsuits against supermarket chains Billa and Hofer for non-transparent pricing practices during discount promotions, filed by the Consumer Information Association.
Denounce of a brand selling French potatoes as if they were produced in Andalusia
The consumer association Facua has reported a brand of potatoes to the Andalusian government's Consumer General Directorate for misleading advertising, presenting a French product as if it were produced in Andalusia.