FCC Poised To Flex New Privacy Powers
A fight over privacy at the Federal Communications Commission, sparked by last year's net neutrality rules, is heating up. The FCC is…
Feb 15, 2016A fight over privacy at the Federal Communications Commission, sparked by last year's net neutrality rules, is heating up. The FCC is…
Feb 15, 2016Watchdog groups are speaking out after Kentucky Insurance Commissioner Brian Maynard approved the Aetna-Humana merger without a formal public hearing, according to…
Feb 15, 2016California drivers are finally cheering instead of hissing the price of gas, as dozens of Northern California stations are selling fuel for…
Feb 11, 2016As driverless car technology grows, so does the controversy surrounding autonomous motoring.
Feb 11, 2016A letter to Google, the US federal transport regulator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), appears to pave the way for self-driving…
Feb 11, 2016A car's driver doesn't necessarily have to be human: The artificial intelligence behind Google Inc.'s self-driving system could count, according to federal…
Feb 10, 2016In a limited sort of way, a federal agency has sent a ray of sunshine down to the automotive industry suggesting that…
Feb 10, 2016A consumer advocate says California paid $10 billion dollars more for gas than the rest of the country partly because of the…
Feb 10, 2016Santa Monica, California -- February 10, 2016 -- Does the software suite piloting an autonomous vehicle count as a driver? The US-based…
Feb 10, 2016Jamie Court of Consumer Watchdog explains how oil companies purposefully kept gas supplies low in California to drive prices, and their profits,…
Feb 9, 2016There's an unusual new entry to the long list of reasons why Californians spent the last year paying significantly more for gasoline…
Feb 9, 2016Collusion among California oil refiners “artificially inflated” pump prices in a move that enabled oil companies to make a “killing” in the…
Feb 9, 2016Keeping supply low and driving up prices California drivers pay more to fill their gas tank than drivers across the country, but…
Feb 9, 2016Consumer Watchdog accused America’s two largest oil companies — Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. — of deliberately starving California’s gasoline market…
Feb 8, 2016SACRAMENTO, CA -- Gouging by oil companies could be one reason California drivers pay about 76 cents more for a gallon of…
Feb 8, 2016The California Petroleum Market Advisory Commission heard testimony from oil company and consumer groups today explaining why we're paying 77 cents-per-gallon more…
Feb 8, 2016California's largest oil refiners calibrated imports and exports of gasoline to artificially inflate gasoline prices during the first nine months of 2015,…
Feb 8, 2016A consumer group on Monday accused America’s two largest oil companies — Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. — of deliberately starving…
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