Adobe agrees to pay $150 million to resolve alleged violations of online shopper law

March 13 (Reuters) – The U.S. ​Justice ‌Department said on Friday ‌that ​Adobe ⁠Inc has ⁠agreed to a $150 million settlement ​and an ⁠injunction ⁠to ​resolve allegations ​that the software ‌firm’s subscription practices ⁠violated the Restore Online ⁠Shoppers’ ‌Confidence ⁠Act.

(Reporting by ​Ryan ‌Patrick ​Jones and ⁠Ismail Shakil; Editing by Caitlin ​Webber)