US Federal Trade Commission head Lina Khan is fighting for an anti-monopoly America. Some say Khan – who’s gone after Kroger, Amazon, and Nvidia – has redefined the US antitrust landscape.
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350,000 Californians are now on the FAIR Plan, the last resort for fire insurance. Now what?
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Why small developers are getting squeezed out of the housing market
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Price fixing by algorithm is still price fixing
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Arizona attorney general sues landlords and software company RealPage Inc over 'astronomical' apartment rent hikes
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Walmart buying TV-brand Vizio for its ad-fueling customer data
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US Federal Trade Commission and eight states sue to block supermarket merger between Kroger and Albertsons
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Capital One to buy Discover Financial in $35.3 billion all-stock deal
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Las Vegas workers facing labor abuse get renewed federal protections from deportation
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Squishmallows vs. Build-A-Bear, the cutest legal scuffle ever, is heating up
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The birth of a (pseudo) currency
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The day I put $50,000 in a shoe box and handed it to a stranger
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As Bitcoin rallies, banks are pushing US regulators to change crypto guidance
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Why do Americans think the economy is bad?
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Disney activist investor Blackwells floats idea of splitting up company as it officially launches proxy fight, nominates three to board
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Interest rate risk at US credit unions
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Why car insurance in America is actually too cheap
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Opinion: Tesla investors should think twice about Elon Musk’s plan to reincorporate in Texas
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Bruce Schneier on the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's proposed data rules
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A start-up secret: Executives' '11th-hour' pay bumps
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23andMe’s fall from $6 billion to nearly $0
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‘Fish Bandit’ arrested for taping fish to ATMs
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Why Walmart pays its US truck drivers six figures
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Greedflation accounts for fifty-three cents of every US dollar of inflation in past six months
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US companies including Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starbucks are using new legal playbook against unions, experts say
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I rent a million-dollar home: Why can’t I buy one?
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‘No cash accepted’ signs are bad news for millions of unbanked Americans
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New US bank-overdraft fee limits to go into effect
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Reddit seeks to launch IPO in March
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission authorized financial firms to offer ETFs tied to Bitcoin
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Half of recent US inflation due to high corporate profits, report finds
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Will US companies hire fewer engineers due to Section 174?
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TIL: Don't use your points directly on Amazon
Maybe everyone knows this, but I suspect not. For years, I've been using the points I earn on a Chase Freedom card directly on Amazon. I just found out today that I'm only getting 80% of the...
Maybe everyone knows this, but I suspect not. For years, I've been using the points I earn on a Chase Freedom card directly on Amazon. I just found out today that I'm only getting 80% of the value. Redeeming 26,345 points at Amazon yields $210.76. Redeeming 26,345 points on the Chase website (for an Amazon gift card) yields $263.45.
The Chase Amazon Prime Visa does give 100% of value directly on Amazon's site.
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US markets get ready for risk-free Federal Reserve arbitrage trade to expire
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US radio giant Audacy files for bankruptcy
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How ‘cherry-picking’ policies let one insurer win big in Florida’s insurance crisis
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Six Flags | Bankrupt
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‘Winning requires hard work’: Wayfair CEO sends employees a gloomy pre-holiday email following layoff-filled year
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With offices sitting empty, US landlords are ‘handing back the keys’
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Japan's Nippon Steel to acquire US Steel for $14.9 billion
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The long shadow of checks
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A banking relationship, dementia and a loss of $50 million dollars lead to a US lawsuit against JP Morgan
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Slate's latest article about US Social Security benefits was full of errors, myths and lies
28 votes -
Construction spend on US manufacturing plants jumps to more than 18 billion in 2023
16 votes -
US real estate agents compensation challenged in suit from Joe Biden Department of Justice
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Minneapolis has a YIMBY message for America: Build more houses and get rid of suburban-style zoning and inflation will disappear
28 votes -
US Supreme Court case Securities and Exchange Commission v Jarkesy threatens the role of adminstrative law judges
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According to Internal Revenue Service leaked US data Warren Buffett sometimes privately traded stocks that Berkshire Hathaway was buying and selling
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Charlie Munger dies at age 99
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The McDonald's theory of why everyone thinks the US economy sucks
48 votes