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Trump Fires Two FTC Commissioners, Sparking Legal Challenge
President Donald Trump fired two Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioners, Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, on Tuesday, who claim their dismissal was illegal, citing statutory and Supreme Court precedent violations. The firings raise concerns about the independence of the FTC, responsi...
Trump Fires Two FTC Commissioners, Sparking Legal Challenge
President Donald Trump fired two Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioners, Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, on Tuesday, who claim their dismissal was illegal, citing statutory and Supreme Court precedent violations. The firings raise concerns about the independence of the FTC, responsi...
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56% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Apple's Designation as Company of Paramount Significance for Competition
Germany's Federal Court of Justice ruled that Apple is a company of paramount significance for competition, upholding a 2023 decision by the Federal Cartel Office and enabling stricter oversight of its business practices for five years.
German Court Upholds Apple's Designation as Company of Paramount Significance for Competition
Germany's Federal Court of Justice ruled that Apple is a company of paramount significance for competition, upholding a 2023 decision by the Federal Cartel Office and enabling stricter oversight of its business practices for five years.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government Seeks CMA Regulatory Overhaul
The UK government is seeking to reform the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), potentially altering its merger assessment criteria to accelerate decision-making and promote economic growth, with unclear implications for consumer protection.
UK Government Seeks CMA Regulatory Overhaul
The UK government is seeking to reform the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), potentially altering its merger assessment criteria to accelerate decision-making and promote economic growth, with unclear implications for consumer protection.
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60% Bias Score
FTC Seeks Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staffing Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requested a delay in its September trial against Amazon due to severe staffing shortages and budgetary constraints resulting from federal government cuts and employee departures, prompting opposition from Amazon.
FTC Seeks Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staffing Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requested a delay in its September trial against Amazon due to severe staffing shortages and budgetary constraints resulting from federal government cuts and employee departures, prompting opposition from Amazon.
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48% Bias Score
FTC Seeks Trial Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staff Shortages
The FTC asked a Seattle judge to delay its trial against Amazon for allegedly misleading Prime customers due to agency-wide staff shortages and budget cuts resulting from the Department of Government Efficiency's actions, while Amazon opposes the delay.
FTC Seeks Trial Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staff Shortages
The FTC asked a Seattle judge to delay its trial against Amazon for allegedly misleading Prime customers due to agency-wide staff shortages and budget cuts resulting from the Department of Government Efficiency's actions, while Amazon opposes the delay.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Suspends €413.2 Million Fine Against Booking.com
The Spanish National Court temporarily suspended a €413.2 million fine against Booking.com for alleged anti-competitive practices, including imposing unfair conditions on hotels and restricting competition from other online agencies, following a 2021 complaint from Spanish hotel associations; the co...
Spanish Court Suspends €413.2 Million Fine Against Booking.com
The Spanish National Court temporarily suspended a €413.2 million fine against Booking.com for alleged anti-competitive practices, including imposing unfair conditions on hotels and restricting competition from other online agencies, following a 2021 complaint from Spanish hotel associations; the co...
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40% Bias Score
German Court to Rule on Apple's Market Significance
Germany's Federal Court of Justice will decide Tuesday whether Apple holds overarching market significance, a classification that would subject the company to stricter antitrust scrutiny following a 2023 ruling by the Federal Cartel Office. Apple appealed the decision.
German Court to Rule on Apple's Market Significance
Germany's Federal Court of Justice will decide Tuesday whether Apple holds overarching market significance, a classification that would subject the company to stricter antitrust scrutiny following a 2023 ruling by the Federal Cartel Office. Apple appealed the decision.
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32% Bias Score
FAS Investigates Russian Food Prices Amidst Inflation
The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) will investigate pricing practices across 29 food categories, including essential goods, following previous unsuccessful attempts to control inflation through voluntary retail mark-up agreements; the FAS is seeking February's average purchase and retail...
FAS Investigates Russian Food Prices Amidst Inflation
The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) will investigate pricing practices across 29 food categories, including essential goods, following previous unsuccessful attempts to control inflation through voluntary retail mark-up agreements; the FAS is seeking February's average purchase and retail...
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52% Bias Score
Couche-Tard's Friendly Takeover Bid for Seven & i Holdings Faces Antitrust Concerns
Alimentation Couche-Tard's friendly takeover bid for Seven & i Holdings, owner of 7-Eleven, faces US regulatory hurdles but proceeds despite resistance from the Japanese company, which recently appointed a new CEO and initiated a share buyback and asset sales to increase corporate value.
Couche-Tard's Friendly Takeover Bid for Seven & i Holdings Faces Antitrust Concerns
Alimentation Couche-Tard's friendly takeover bid for Seven & i Holdings, owner of 7-Eleven, faces US regulatory hurdles but proceeds despite resistance from the Japanese company, which recently appointed a new CEO and initiated a share buyback and asset sales to increase corporate value.
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40% Bias Score
FTC Seeks Trial Delay in Amazon Prime Case Amidst Staff Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asked a federal judge to postpone its September trial against Amazon due to severe staff shortages and budget constraints stemming from recent government cuts and resignations following Elon Musk's January email.
FTC Seeks Trial Delay in Amazon Prime Case Amidst Staff Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asked a federal judge to postpone its September trial against Amazon due to severe staff shortages and budget constraints stemming from recent government cuts and resignations following Elon Musk's January email.
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36% Bias Score
EU Rebuts U.S. Claims: Digital Markets Act Not Targeting American Tech
The European Commission sent a letter to a U.S. congressman asserting that the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to prevent monopolization and is not targeted at U.S. companies, despite ongoing investigations into Apple, Meta, and Google. This follows complaints from U.S. President Trump an...
EU Rebuts U.S. Claims: Digital Markets Act Not Targeting American Tech
The European Commission sent a letter to a U.S. congressman asserting that the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to prevent monopolization and is not targeted at U.S. companies, despite ongoing investigations into Apple, Meta, and Google. This follows complaints from U.S. President Trump an...
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40% Bias Score
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
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48% Bias Score
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