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Antitrust and Competition

Congress Is Leaning Towards a Big Tech Breakup

Hal Singer
The dominant platforms have proven themselves to be ungovernable. Behavioral remedies, especially those that require continuous oversight, might be pushed aside. The only issue...
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Biden Taps Another Big Tech Trustbuster: Lina Khan

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Antitrust and Competition

Paltry Poultry Settlements and a Paralyzed Public Interest Protection

Peter Carstensen
A series of class-action antitrust cases involving poultry, pork, and turkey processors have been settled before a trial could take place. However, these litigations...
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Chamber of Commerce Declines to Rebuke Members of Congress Who Voted to Overturn 2020 Election

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Biden’s Team of Rivals

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How Scientists Scrambled to Stop Donald Trump’s EPA From Wiping Out Climate Data

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A Social Network Without Ads? Discord Defies Convention

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Most Adults in Rich Nations Face Long Wait for Vaccine, Distributor Warns

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Apollo to Merge With Athene Creating $29bn Conglomerate

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European Union’s Plan to Protect Whistleblowers Continues to Face Obstacles

Dimitrios Kafteranis
A little over a year ago, the EU adopted the Directive on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law, a first-of-its-kind...
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