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Meta reportedly offered $1 billion to settle the FTC’s antitrust lawsuit.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Mark Zuckerberg called FTC chair Andrew Ferguson and initially offered $450 million before upping the offer to settle to $1 billion. Ferguson apparently wouldn’t initially settle for “anything less than $18 billion and a consent decree” before the FTC upped its counter to $30 billion,
One reason the stock market initially responded favorably to President Donald Trump’s victory was the expectation that a second Trump term would reverse the antitrust polices of the Bi ...
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Trump’s Chairman Andrew Ferguson sounds like Biden’s, warning businesses not to raise prices.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta reportedly extended a paltry offer of just $450 million to settle the landmark FTC antitrust case that ...
Following President Trump’s Executive Order on Reducing Anti-Competitive Regulatory Barriers, the FTC—led by Chairman Andrew ...
There are now three commissioners on staff at the Federal Trade Commission. Last week, the Senate confirmed Mark Meador as an ...
Two Democratic commissioners at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission sought on Friday to expedite their lawsuit challenging ...
On March 15, 2025, the Fifth Circuit granted the FTC’s motion for a 120-day stay of the agency’s appeal of the district court ...
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