The Federal Trade Commission is making it easier for consumers to cancel subscriptions. In a final “click-to-cancel” rule, the Commission announced it will prohibit sellers from misrepresenting facts while using negative option marketing and will require sellers to provide important information before obtaining billing details or charging customers.

Research from Omnisend, a marketing automation platform, revealed that almost half of all adults now have a side hustle. Of those entrepreneurial efforts, selling products via ecommerce is the top choice for those within the UK (72%), Australia (59.3%), Canada (53.4%) and the US (51.9%).

Aspiring entrepreneurs in Asia Pacific are optimistic, according to a new Herbalife study. More than three in five (63%) say they plan to start a small business in the next 18 months, with 59% of respondents expressing optimism about their entrepreneurial pursuits.

US customers can now link their Amazon accounts to their TikTok and Pinterest profiles for easier shopping. With this new partnership, shoppers will be able to buy products and checkout directly from ads without ever leaving the social media apps.

This year, a number of leading direct selling companies have announced their departure from the network marketing model, including most recently Rodan + Fields and Seint. This has unsurprisingly led to significant and widespread backlash from distributors in the field who feel left behind by a culture and business they helped build. Many direct selling […]

After a Texas federal judge ruled against the Federal Trade Commission and its Rule seeking to end noncompete bans for workers, a Pennsylvania federal judge has ruled in the FTC’s favor.