The Federal Trade Commission has signaled that the advertising and pricing practices of certain auto dealers might warrant further scrutiny.
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When a situation is perplexing and the stakes are high, caution makes sense. This means the antitrust agencies are likely to judge mergers in the artificial intelligence space a bit more vigorously than usual and keep these markets a bit less concentrated.
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John Joyce, a Pennsylvania Republican, was vice chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee when the GOP took the gavel in January 2025. Soon after, he was chosen to lead a major overhaul of...
The president of the American Antitrust Institute began the organization’s 27th annual policy conference with the words of Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter: “A free press is indispensable to...
More than a dozen state attorneys general told the Federal Trade Commission they back a new regulation to address unfair and deceptive fees on online food delivery platforms, which the AGs said...
When a federal court last month unsealed a superseding indictment in one of the Department of Justice’s most significant criminal antitrust cases in decades, attention focused on Washington, DC,...
X Corp. has asked the Federal Trade Commission to set aside or modify its 2022 settlement order against Elon Musk’s social media company.
The contentious debate over how aggressive the Federal Trade Commission should be is far from surprising. Over the years, critics have pressed the agency to clamp down more on corporate wrongdoing...
The Federal Trade Commission’s attempt to overturn a major trial loss in antitrust litigation seeking a breakup of Meta Platforms is unlikely to fix a broader issue with the agency’s ability to...
Trust and safety are top of mind for businesses choosing a software provider. Shaundra Watson, the senior director of policy for the Business Software Alliance, brings a regulator’s perspective...
Two members of the Federal Trade Commission outlined a more open approach to mergers at a workshop Wednesday, with one questioning whether some companies are meeting their legal obligations.
Robert Lande, one of the leading scholars of antitrust policy and a key voice for stronger enforcement, has been given the American Antitrust Institute’s Alfred Kahn Award.
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