Regulation

How Antitrust Laws Could Kill a Golf Merger

By Eric Cortellessa

Dollar Stores Are Violating Government Rules

By Alana Semuels

TikTok CEO Details App Safety and Privacy Efforts to Congress

By Alex Barinka / Bloomberg

GOP Aims for Tea Party-Style Anger Over SVB

By Mini Racker
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More Than 100 Kids Were Illegally Employed In Dangerous Jobs

A Labor Department investigation found that more than 100 children were illegally employed in hazardous agricultural jobs.

By Alana Semuels

Warren Targets Buttigieg in Antitrust Speech

The Massachusetts Senator argued in a sweeping policy address that rebuilding the nation's antitrust enforcement is key to protecting American democracy. 

By Eric Cortellessa

Biden Pushed Companies to End Junk Fees. What to Know

These fees are often tacked onto credit card bills and the cost of concert tickets and air travel

By Nik Popli

Biden on Big Tech at State of the Union 2023

Biden urged Congress to pass antitrust measures that have bipartisan support and might have passed last year if Schumer had allowed votes on them.

By Eric Cortellessa

Schumer Kills Bills Big Tech Feared Most

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer never allowed a vote on antitrust bills targeting Apple, Amazon and Google but offered a consolation prize

By Eric Cortellessa

Senators Demand Answers on Sugar Merger

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker want to know how a USDA sugar analyst helped pave the way for a merger the Biden administration was trying to stop.

By Eric Cortellessa

E.U. Lawmakers Propose New Rules to Control Online Content

The rules would add restrictions to the Digital Services Act, advanced by the European Commission last year

By Jillian Deutsch / Bloomberg

Food Delivery and Ride Apps to Pay Billions in E.U. Plan

As many as 4.1 million people working for the apps could be reclassified as employees, costing the sector billions more a year

By Jillian Deutsch and Alberto Nardelli / Bloomberg

Why Frances Haugen's European Facebook Testimony Matters

Haugen is seeking to ensure new laws around the world reflect the internal reality of how social media companies work

By Billy Perrigo/London

BAT's E-Cigarette Vuse Gets FDA Authorization

Vuse is the first vape-type product from a major company to win FDA backing to continue U.S. sales,

By Tiffany Kary / Bloomberg

Washington Takes on the Threat of Big Tech

Once the fresh-faced darlings of D.C., Big Tech executives now receive a decidedly cooler reception on Capitol Hill. On Sept. 5, Twitter chief Jack Dorsey and Facebook second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg got a tongue lashing in...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Google and Facebook Are Swaying Ireland’s Abortion Referendum Even When They Tried Not To

"By the day before the vote, we had captured 1,300 referendum related ads on Facebook alone."

By Liz Carolan

A 'Billionaire Bonanza' Is Driving Global Inequality

A new report from Oxfam highlights a global system that rewards the super-rich and neglects the poor

By Adela Suliman / Reuters

Blame Canada

In a speech at the Wisconsin Snap-on factory, Trump called Canada's dairy trade policies a "typical one-sided deal"

By Lisa Marie Segarra

Trump's Lawyers Plan Attack on Federal Agency Power

To roll back the "administrative state"

By Zeke J Miller

Watchdog Group: 'No Man's Sky' Wasn't Misleading

Some say the game didn't live up to expectations

By Matt Peckham
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