antitrust

European Union Files Antitrust Charges Against Amazon

The EU started looking into Amazon in 2018 and has been focusing on its dual role as a marketplace and retailer.
By AP

Google Targeted In Major State Antitrust Investigation

Fifty U.S. attorneys general are joining the investigation, led by Texas.
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New York To Investigate Facebook Over Possible Antitrust Violations

The joint probe with several other states will look at how the social media giant's market dominance affects user data, consumer choice and the price of ads.
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DOJ Preparing Google Antitrust Probe, Sources Say

The Justice Department is preparing an investigation to determine whether the tech giant broke antitrust law.
By Diane Bartz, Reuters

Here's Where Democratic Presidential Candidates Stand On Breaking Up Facebook

“It’s not how big they are," says Pete Buttigieg, "it’s how they act. And that’s the thing I think we need to be regulating and targeting most.”
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The Senate Democrats Running For President Oppose The T-Mobile-Sprint Merger

It’s another sign of the party’s embrace of antitrust policies.
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Opinion | Donald Trump Will Never Actually Go After Jeff Bezos And Amazon

The Washington Post owner has no reason to worry.
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Opinion | The AT&T-Time Warner Megamerger Sets A Dangerous Precedent

The floodgates are open for further corporate consolidation.
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Elizabeth Warren’s 3 Steps To Cut Corporate Power With Laws Already On The Books

The senator said the government has the tools to tackle monopolies. It just needs to use them.
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Companies That Challenged Google’s Monopoly See Antitrust Critics’ Firing As A Threat

Rivals say a Google-funded think tank's dismissal of Google critics sends an intimidating message.
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