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Consumers’ Research Campaign Exposes BlackRock Ties to China October 28, 2021 - By Christian Whittle On Wednesday, Oct. 27, Consumers’ Research, Consumers’ Bulletin’s parent organization, launched a multi-million-dollar campaign highlighting the ties between the Chinese government and BlackRock. The nation’s oldest consumers protection organization hopes to expose the close relationship maintained by the Chinese Communist Party and the world’s largest asset manager. Consumers’ Research released a television advertisement to […]
Federal Regulators Aim to Give Consumers More Freedom to Make Their Own Repairs July 26, 2021 - By Noah Rothstein Federal regulators are eyeing certain actions to give consumers the freedom to repair their own electronic devices. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) believes certain restrictions that force consumers into manufacturers’ and sellers’ repair networks, leading them to replace products before the end of their usefulness, is a potentially anti-competitive practice. […]
Companies Warn of Food Shortages July 20, 2021 - By Natalie DeCoste Supply chain problems have been plaguing American consumers since the start of the pandemic, and the latest word coming from the restaurant industry reveals these issues have not gone away. Two major chains, Starbucks and Taco Bell, have warned consumers that some of their menu items may not be available. Taco Bell is […]
Johnson & Johnson Recall Sunscreens Due to Cancer-Causing Chemicals July 15, 2021 - By Emma Nitzsche On Wednesday, Johnson & Johnson issued a voluntary recall on five of its Neutrogena and Aveeno aerosol sunscreen products after a low level of benzene was detected in some samples. The recalled products included its Beach Defense Sunscreen, Cool Dry Sport Invisible Daily and Ultra Sheer, and Aveeno’s Protect & Refresh aerosol sunscreen. The […]
Semiconductor Producer Broadcom Charged with Illegal Monopolization July 6, 2021 - By Natalie DeCoste The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed charges against semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom on July 2 over allegations that the company illegally monopolized the market for semiconductor components. The FTC announced that it filed a complaint against Broadcom for illegally monopolizing markets for semiconductor components through exclusive dealings. These semiconductor chips are used to deliver television […]
Consumers’ Research Launches Initiative Warning Companies to Put Consumers First – and Stop Playing Woke Political Games May 21, 2021 - Consumers’ Research launched the Consumers First Initiative on May 18, a major “name and shame” campaign against corporations that try to distract attention from their corporate failures by playing woke politics. Consumers’ Research’s initial launch includes an ad buy of well over seven figures with hard-hitting ads critical of American Airlines, Coca-Cola, and Nike for putting woke politics over consumer interests. The […]
