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Justice Department and FTC Announce First Enforcement Actions for Violations of the Better Online Ticket Sales Act

Justice Department and FTC Announce First Enforcement Actions for Violations of the Better Online Ticket Sales Act Details Written by IVN Washington, DC - The Department of Justice, together with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), today announced three settlements resolving alleged violations of the Better Online Ticket Sales (BOTS) Act. These are the first enforcement actions that the department and the FTC have brought under the BOTS Act. Enacted in 2016, the BOTS Act aims to prevent ticket brokers from buying large numbers of event tickets and reselling them to interested customers at inflated prices. To achieve that goal, the BOTS Act prohibits a person from circumventing access controls or measures used by online ticket sellers (such as Ticketmaster) to enforce ticket-purchasing limits. It also prevents the resale of tickets obtained by knowingly circumventing access controls.

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New Wave Of Federal Stimulus Money Is Hitting Hawaii

New Wave Of Federal Stimulus Money Is Hitting Hawaii - Honolulu Civil Beat But it may be too late for some businesses, particularly restaurants. Reading time: 5 minutes. As the federal government prepares to open the floodgates on Tuesday on a new wave of money for small businesses, one question is whether Hawaii will receive the same massive windfall it got during the program’s first phase. The short answer: nobody knows. “I don’t have a crystal ball,” said Mike Minogue, manager of business credit for American Savings Bank. But he added, “We’ve definitely seen interest. But it’s hard to gauge at this point in time.”

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