Moore has sided with Lina Khan’s corporate antagonists in the past. He’s been asked – repeatedly – but still will not explain whether he stands by it.

State AGs urged to scrutinize listing platforms’ deceptive practices following Zillow’s slap-on-the-wrist FTC settlement

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby implies passengers would benefit from combination with American Airlines

As the Trump administration CFTC aligns itself with the prediction market lobby, state officials are emerging as a bulwark against the expansion of gambling

Governor of Colorado’s weakening of state AI rules follows a broader record of deferring to industry goals, even as his party shifts in favor of regulation

As the Department of Education retreats from protecting student-loan borrowers, servicers stand to benefit from the fund’s lack of oversight

SEC and CFTC delay of Form PF reporting rules amounts to 'repeal by delay', limiting regulators' ability to respond to financial instability

Industry opposition to state antitrust bill neuters legislation before final passage

Brokers' obstruction of law giving Californians control of their personal data reflects an exploitative business model

Dual outbreaks tied to produce supplier underscores impact of corporate lobbying against safety rules alongside anti-science federal policies

AA's retreat to the federal minimum on refunds illustrates broader erosion of passenger protections under a DOT led by a former airline lobbyist

Lawmakers must approach issue with both urgency and substance following historic Senate hearing

The FCC's insufficient safeguards against robocalls and deference to lobbying by carriers comes in focus as state AGs call for strong rulemaking

Crypto industry’s goal of light-touch regulation faces derailment in Congress over White House corruption concerns

Far from ensuring ‘fairness in labeling,’ the bill serves to undercut competition in the food industry, not promote transparency

Record-breaking heat calls attention to failure of voluntary compliance standards for preventing workplace heat deaths

Proposed New York legislation shows how state governments can lead on putting consumers in control of their financial data

The company's reported threat to leave the state in response to merger suit proves the market power and leverage concerns behind the suit

Loopholes in consent decree undermine the FTC’s new right to repair settlement with John Deere

Newly-launched mobile billboard campaign urges probe of Netflix's anti-competitive conduct by the DOJ & FTC

The Raimondo-led AI workforce initiative follows a tenure as Secretary of Commerce in close alignment with tech sector interests

Zillow and Compass's dispute over listing access underscores both platforms' roles in limiting data availability at homebuyers' expense

Concerns over media mergers rise in prominence amid concerns over control of information and impact on workers in creative fields

AI development since 2022 has only reinforced the relevance of self-preferencing legislation

Loopholes in legislation signed by Gov. Wes Moore render bill to rein in dynamic pricing ineffectual

Concerns over United Airlines' deliberate overscheduling at Chicago O'Hare brings attention to the role of gate access in airline competition

Amid rapid market growth, state officials and advocates are beginning to push for stronger privacy rules governing smart glasses

State AG triumph over Live Nation in a jury trial is likely to embolden ticketing regulation and the movement for stronger antitrust rules

Public response to rulemaking docket, alongside congressional efforts, suggest rising political salience for prediction market regulation

Despite the collapse of Warner Bros. deal, Netflix's anticompetitive practices faces heightened onslaught from lawmakers and advocacy groups