Last Friday, several Democratic members of Congress introduced a series of antitrust-related bills with the aim of regulating a select […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · June 14, 2021

The fact that McDonald’s maintains an extensive advertising campaign doesn’t make its burgers the best, despite their popularity.  A similar […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · May 28, 2021

Neo-Brandeisians seek to replace the longstanding objective and principles-based framework of the consumer welfare standard in antitrust enforcement with an […]

Trevor Wagener · May 21, 2021

On the heels of Florida’s blatant attack on U.S. technology companies, the Texas legislature is poised to follow suit.  Like […]

Alyssa Doom · May 17, 2021

Florida’s already bad content moderation bill got worse right before it passed the legislature last night. S.B. 7072, a bill […]

Matt Schruers · April 30, 2021

As state governments continue to target U.S. tech companies, Florida has emerged as one of the most significant aggressors this […]

Alyssa Doom · April 28, 2021

As the title says, the size of a company doesn’t stop that company from offering competitive products and should not […]

Project Disco · April 23, 2021

Continuing a trend from last year, large retail companies are once again pushing a proposal to increase regulations on their […]

Matt Schruers · March 24, 2021

Content moderation bills continue to pop up in state legislatures, and one in Utah currently sits on the governor’s desk […]

Trevor Wagener · March 17, 2021

This week the House Judiciary committee will hold an antitrust hearing, following on a long string of competition hearings in […]

Matt Schruers · February 24, 2021