Unverified complaint narratives and visualizations will no longer appear in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s online database. +

FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson says the agency will no longer pursue discrimination claims based on the “pernicious” theory denounced by President Trump. +

Representatives of major trade associations tell Automotive News a study that found evidence of discriminatory auto lending practices relies on flawed methodology and incomplete data. +

A headline-making executive order creates an opportunity to reinforce the dealership’s commitment to fair and equal treatment. Attorney and Mosaic Compliance Services CEO Jim Ganther has a three-part plan.

An executive order and recent FTC activity suggests the legal theory’s days are numbered. How should dealers respond? Carefully, advises attorney and Mosaic Compliance Services CEO Jim Ganther.

Regulators will no longer pursue discriminatory pricing charges against three Texas dealerships owned by Asbury Automotive following an executive order challenging the legal theory of disparate impact. +