Food systems program manager Claire Kelloway discusses a class action lawsuit filed against poultry corporations by local farmers.
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Chief economist Brian Callaci animates the current state of congress in their progressions with antitrust laws. New bills being passed are a focal point of this discussion.
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Read our full amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to correct the errors of the lower courts and restore the plain meaning of the Clayton Act.
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Reporter Karina Montoya writes about a recent decision in California regarding data privacy that might have implications in other states.
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In this issue, we examine the California attorney general’s decision on how personal data is defined and its implications for Big Tech’s surveillance advertising practices.
Open Markets Institute Legal Director Sandeep Vaheesan testified in Applauding House Bill 22-1317,
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On March 31, executive director Barry Lynn participated in a discussion about antitrust priorities at the CRA Brussels Conference on “Competition & Regulation in Disrupted Times” with fellow antitrust experts
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Food systems program manager Claire Kelloway amplifies the inflated prices consumers are paying for meat, and the industry’s struggles.
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Legal director Sandeep Vaheesan highlights the emerging pricing power of corporations amid the fallout of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Reporter Luke Goldstein writes about the rise of a sports betting duopoly and the concern for the integrity of athletic franchises.
Policy director Phillip Longman co-authored a piece that takes a closer look at the people and ideas fueling the cable news host’s brand of conservatism.
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Open Markets strategic counselor Caroline Fredrickson shines a light on the undercutting of many laws protecting the voting rights of citizens by the Supreme Court.
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Executive director Barry Lynn was quoted regarding his views on globalization.
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Program manager Claire Kelloway was was cited in an article in about the consolidation of the grocery distribution industry.
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Chief economist Brian Callaci draws points on the real reason’s that Amazon can put forth such monumental product output: the exploitation of workers beyond limitation.
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In this issue, we take a closer look at how the transition to renewable energy will be hampered if the U.S. continues its overreliance on minerals concentrated in nations considered to be foreign adversaries.
Open Markets legal director Sandeep Vaheesan explains how, paired with rules on unfair competition, breakups of dominant tech corporations can ensure business rivalry that confers benefits on consumers, workers, and suppliers.
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