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Antitrust laws are complicated. Most Americans have a simple view of the underlying issue: If we pay higher prices because a big company blocks out all of the competition, that’s
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/LinkedInA new report from the nonprofit Tech Transparency Project reveals that even Amazon has gotten in on the nepo baby trend: choosing as its champion in the PR fight against a hotly anticipated Federal Trade Commission antitrust suit a legendary name in Beltway conservative lore—Robert Bork.Of course, Judge Robert Bork—famous for firing the Watergate special prosecutor at the behest of President Richard Nixon as Solicitor General, and for
A new report reveals how Amazon, facing an FTC suit, has bankrolled the son of a former failed Supreme Court nominee to take up the fight.
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As Robert H. Bork Jr. writes, a handful of investment managers are raising the price Americans pay for gasoline and home heating by issuing self-ennobling Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) directives.