Posted by Hope Schumaker on February 7, 2024Antitrust Aggression: How the FTC is Hurting Companies and ConsumersWhen iRobot’s Roomba vacuum cleaner entered households in 2002, it was a glimpse of a future where [...]Read more
Posted by Vance Ginn, Ph.D. on October 4, 2023The FTC’s Radical Case Against AmazonA recent survey found that 25 out of 100 Americans buy items on Amazon at least once per week. But the [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on February 22, 2023Not A Great LookLast week, Christine Wilson, a commissioner at the FTC, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on February 2, 2023tsk tsk tskEpic Games is in trouble. The creator of the popular video game Fortnite has reached an agreement with [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on January 26, 2023And So It ContinuesYesterday, the DOJ–infused with the spirit of “hipster antitrust”–filed a lawsuit against [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on January 23, 2023I’ve Got The PowerAntitrust is now front and center in the national debate. Under the leadership of Lina Khan, the FTC has [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on January 9, 2023Big is Bad is BackThere are essentially two schools of thought when it comes to antitrust legislation: The Harvard School [...]Read more
Posted by John Kay on December 30, 2022That’s All Folks!For the past few months, we’ve written about a slew of bills that Congress was trying to ram through this [...]Read more
Posted by on May 6, 2022Government Shouldn’t Obstruct Musk’s Twitter PurchaseElon Musk is currently purchasing the social media company Twitter. The ongoing purchase set off a [...]Read more