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Fast Company: Should Congress save newspapers from Google?

Anti-Monopoly Policies & EnforcementTech

September 9, 2022 — Fast Company republished Economic Liberties' Research Director Matt Stoller's BIG newsletter that digs in on the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA).

The American Prospect: Big Health Care Is Already Too Big

Healthcare

September 2, 2022 — In The American Prospect, Economic Liberties' Research Director Matt Stoller and NCPA's General Counsel Matt Seiler dissect the consequences of the UnitedHealthcare-Change Healthcare merger.

Syracuse.com: Upstate-Crouse merger needs more scrutiny, not less | Opinion

HealthcareState and Local Policy

August 31, 2022 — In an op-ed for Syracuse.com, Economic Liberties' Director of State & Local Policy Pat Garofalo discusses the latest hospital merger moving through Syracuse and makes the case for why "New York regulators and lawmakers should not only reject this deal, but repeal the underlying legislation that could make it so damaging."

Fortune: Corporations break themselves up all the time. So why shouldn’t regulators break up Big Tech?

Anti-Monopoly Policies & Enforcement

August 25, 2022 — In Fortune, Economic Liberties' Senior Fellow Denise Hearn made it clear that corporate break ups are common and explained how they can benefit consumers, workers, small businesses, and even investors.

Why Merger Policy Matters

Anti-Monopoly Policies & Enforcement

August 23, 2022 — On the heels of a historic post-pandemic merger wave, and a recent joint Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice merger guideline rewriting initiative, the American Economic Liberties Project released “Why Merger Policy Matters,” highlighting why the movement underway to rethink merger policy is key to leveling the playing field for businesses, consumers, and working people.

Morgan’s Monopoly Digest – August 2022

Anti-Monopoly Policies & EnforcementCompetition Policy Digest

August 10, 2022 — Economic Liberties' Director of Policy & Advocacy Morgan Harper launched a monthly newsletter to catalogue the latest with the “antitrust agencies,” the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ), Antitrust Division, as well as cover the work of other federal agencies that regulate competition policy.