As more inflation-weary Americans scrutinize tight budgets, they’re increasingly asking: Why do I need this subscription?

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo’s Click to Cancel (AB 2863) legislation - putting money back in people’s pockets by making it ...

Ever throw up your hands in frustration and disgust over some subscription service that you’re not able to cancel, that perhaps you didn’t even know you were paying for? Join the crowd. On average, ...

Through Assembly Bill 2863, California is taking steps to protect consumers from the stress some people feel when it comes to ...

Oct 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission adopted a final rule on Wednesday requiring businesses to make it as easy to cancel subscriptions and memberships as it is to sign up, in the ...

The new laws in California extend workplace protections for certain workers, provide suicide prevention information for ...

Starting on July 1, the new law requires companies to offer consumers the ability to cancel subscriptions “in the same medium” that they sign up for them or in the same way customers usually ...

Abundance Culinary customers consume about 20,000 dumplings a month at the restaurant. With the dumpling club subscription, Fang expects to double that, if not beyond.

Cancel what you don’t need, shut off utilities smartly, gather documents early, and let professionals handle the logistics. This isn’t just a move.

Consumer Assembly bill 2863 is designed to help consumers cancel subscriptions. The new law requires businesses to receive a consumer’s "affirmative consent" to renew or continue a paid subscription.

TL;DR: Indie developers warn that launching games on subscriptions like Xbox Game Pass may harm long-term sales due to "cannibalism" of purchases. While subscriptions offer funding and wider reach ...