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As the Federal Trade Commission remains under single-party control moving forward, sustaining the policy benefits of bipartisanship may prove challenging.
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Lawyers and economists tend to fly a lot, so the state of domestic airline competition is never far from our minds.
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Mike Lee, Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley are seen as top competition and technology policy leaders who could play greater roles if Republicans keep control of the Senate.
Netflix has been targeted by a coalition of labor and consumer advocates demanding that the government investigate the streaming giant’s business practices.
Since the 1860s, John Mitchell and his ancestors have been working a farm near Winnebago, Illinois, about 10 miles west of the federal courthouse in Rockford, Ill.
Amazon has a monopolization case pending from the Federal Trade Commission and a dozen-plus states, and a small business group is planning a petition to the government officials to request a trial...
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NextEra Energy’s proposed acquisition of Dominion Energy will likely receive antitrust scrutiny in the wholesale power markets administered by independent power grid operators PJM Interconnection...
The Federal Trade Commission is marking July as Military Consumer Month with webinars and outreach efforts aimed at helping members of the military avoid being victims of scams.
The heart of the Federal Trade Commission’s work under Chairman Andrew Ferguson revolves around enabling consumer choice, said Chris Mufarrige, the director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection.
One of the architects of a data privacy bill in the last Congress left Capitol Hill recently to return to her home state of Washington after a nearly 40-year career in public service.
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