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20251820: Voltron Aggregator L.P.; Hellman & Friedman Capital Partners IX, L.P.
20251830: Palo Alto Networks, Inc.; CyberArk Software Ltd.
20251833: Prism Group Parent, LP; Catterton Partners EVF VI, L.P.
20251837: Bain Capital Europe Fund VI, SCSp; Falkenstein Holdco B.V.
20251854: General Atlantic Partners AIV-1 B, L.P.; Bathe in the Sea of Life, Inc.
20251779: The Resolute Fund VI, L.P.; Sky Blue Holdings, Inc.
20251807: Thomas H. Lee Parallel Fund IX, L.P.; KKR Health Care Strategic Growth Fund L.P.
20251817: TA XV-B, L.P.; FinQuery, LLC
20251822: MannKind Corporation; scPharmaceuticals Inc.
20251843: Phreesia, Inc.; Frontier Fund IV, L.P.
20251862: Picard Holdco, Inc.; Carlyle Partners VI Cayman, L.P.
Chegg, Inc.
In September 2025, the Federal Trade Commission announced that Chegg Inc. will be required to pay $7.5 million to settle FTC allegations that the education technology provider made it extremely difficult for consumers to cancel recurring subscriptions while also failing to honor consumers’ cancellation requests.
Safeguards Rule
20251800: Jeffrey Broin; Green Plains Inc.
Weblio
At the FTC’s request, a federal court has temporarily halted the operation of a sprawling business opportunity scheme that has taken in millions of dollars from consumers with bogus promises of huge returns. The scheme has operated since at least 2018 under several names, including “Blueprint to Wealth,” according to the FTC’s complaint. Three individuals and a company owned by one of them -- Business Revolution Group -- are charged in the complaint with operating the scheme. The defendants in the case agreed to settlements with the FTC that include monetary judgments, industry bans, and prohibitions on certain conduct.
In September 2025, the FTC announced it was returning $666,631 to consumers defrauded by a sprawling business opportunity scheme.