US FTC's Ferguson says advocates of One Agency Act 'unrealistic' about costs
By Khushita Vasant and Chris May ( September 18, 2026, 15:24 GMT | Insight) -- Proponents of the One Agency Act are “pretty unrealistic” about the magnitude of work that will be required to transfer the US Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust enforcement authority to the US Department of Justice, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson said Friday.Proponents of the One Agency Act are “pretty unrealistic” about the magnitude of work that will be required to transfer the US Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust enforcement authority to the US Department of Justice, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson said Friday.*...
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