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FTC in Limbo: Commissioner Battle Heads Toward Supreme Court Test of Regulatory Agency Structure

Constitutional challenge over commissioner removal could reshape federal regulatory oversight By David Bland The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finds itself in an unprecedented state of regulatory uncertainty, with its traditional bipartisan balance upended and critical direct selling regulations hanging in limbo as constitutional questions swirl around commissioner removal powers. Under

The Platform Foundation: How Backend Infrastructure Determines AI Success in Direct Selling

By Mike Christensen, Guest Contributor Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in the direct selling industry. From predictive analytics to intelligent automation and personalized customer experiences, AI is poised to revolutionize how companies engage with distributors and consumers. However, many initiatives fall short, not because of AI

Beyond the Stage: How Direct Selling Companies Are Reinventing Events and Recognition

Channel leaders share strategies for maximizing ROI while meeting modern distributor demands By Jenna Lang Warford “…Does it (virtual or in person) matter to the upcoming generations? Will it really matter 10 years from now…?” —Jodi Crater, Senior Vice President of Sales and Development, Lemongrass Spa  “Looking at the data,

Delaware Bill Targeting Direct Selling Channel Stalls in State Senate

Industry mobilization effort helps delay HB 162 until 2026 legislative session By David Bland Delaware House Bill 162, legislation that would have imposed unprecedented restrictions on multilevel distribution companies, will not advance to a Senate vote this year after stalling in committee as the legislative session ended June 30. The

Federal Appeals Court Blocks FTC’s Click-to-Cancel Rule Days Before Implementation

By SSN Staff A federal appeals court has blocked the Federal Trade Commission’s highly anticipated “click-to-cancel” rule less than a week before its scheduled enforcement, dealing a significant blow to consumer protection efforts that would have made it easier to cancel unwanted subscriptions and memberships. The U.S. Court of Appeals

Demystifying AI for Direct Sales: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and Why It Matters

By Shellie Sullivan, Guest Contributor “The goal of AI isn’t to push people out—it’s to pull the busywork out, so you can focus on the part of your job that only you can do.”  “AI isn’t just a technical challenge—it’s a leadership one. The organizations using it responsibly are the

Delaware House Passes Consumer Protection Bill Targeting Direct Selling Channel

By SSN Staff DOVER, Del. — The Delaware House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday that would impose new disclosure requirements and contract protections for direct selling companies operating in the state. House Bill 162 passed by a 27-11 vote and now moves to the state Senate for consideration. The bill,

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