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Hiltzik: On the eradication of noncompete clauses

Noncompete clauses push down wages and trap workers in lousy jobs, so of course they're beloved by employers. The FTC wants to change that.

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Conservatives Should Be Skeptical of Big Tech Antitrust Agendas

Antitrust policy advocates on the left have long sought more aggressive enforcement, even when it may harm consumers of the particular products subject to their agenda

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Shop the Show: In a New Munich Exhibition, Four Artists Blur the Lines Between Reality and the Unconscious

Shop the Show: In a New Munich Exhibition, Four Artists Blur the Lines Between Reality and the Unconscious
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Facebook, Google brace for antitrust double-header in Congress

Facebook, Google brace for antitrust double-header in Congress Presented by Ericsson With help from Leah Nylen, John Hendel and Mark Scott Editor’s Note: Morning Tech is a free version of POLITICO Pro Technology s morning newsletter, which is delivered to our subscribers each morning at 6 a.m. The POLITICO Pro platform combines the news you need with tools you can use to take action on the day’s biggest stories. Klobuchar’s kick-off: As the Senate Judiciary antitrust panel begins hearings on the need for competition reform in America, Facebook and Google are going to great lengths to show they’re not as giant, or as harmful, as many allege.

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Camber of Commerce Discussion of Antitrust Reform Efforts

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