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A recommendation in the House Judiciary Committee’s 452-page report on competition in digital markets — to shift the burden of proof to defendants in merger cases — is sparking debate.
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When Federal Trade Commission Chairman Joe Simons told lawmakers the agency isn’t the appropriate entity to monitor certain content on the Internet, he was continuing a long tradition.
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The real economy is in shambles, a second wave of Covid-19 is spreading across the country and the fate of Donald Trump’s presidency hangs in the balance, but Wall Street roars ahead.
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Farm groups and consumers are praising proposed changes that would let the Federal Trade Commission fine violators of its ‘Made in USA’ rule. But the changes got a chillier reception from others, such as the Consumer Technology Association.
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It wasn’t long into an interview with veteran privacy advocate Jeff Chester that he said the Federal Trade Commission suffers from post traumatic stress disorder.
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A story that’s made the rounds about Bert Foer, who created the American Antitrust Institute, occurred a number of years ago when his family gathered to be with him in the hospital.
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The House antitrust subcommittee’s much-anticipated report on the tech industries is now out, but its long-term influence is still uncertain. There’s both more to it and less to it than meets the eye. But with perfect timing, a new book by activist professor Zephyr Teachout provides a guide to those ways in which the report may be broader than first appears.
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Fundraising schemes that exploit people’s political convictions have become an increasing concern for consumer protection authorities.
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The Sherman Act gives the Supreme Court a lot of leeway to develop antitrust law, court nominee Amy Coney Barrett said during her Senate confirmation hearing.
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“Do Not Track” is being resurrected, thanks to the new California Consumer Privacy Act.
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Three promoted to key competition bureau posts
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Oct. 20 — Federal Trade Commission members Rebecca Slaughter and Christine Wilson are participating in a discussion at the Technology Policy Institute's virtual Aspen Forum on "Antitrust and the FTC in the Next Administration." For more information, go to: https://www.tpiaspenforum.tech/agenda.
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