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Don’t Punish U.S. Workers and Consumers for the EU’s Follies

Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton, writing in RealClearMarkets, warns that the European Union is once again using its sweeping technology regulations to target leading American companies—this time Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. In June, the European Commission issued a preliminary designation of AWS and Azure as “gatekeepers” Read more…

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Unlike Biden’s FTC, Trump’s Stands Up To EU Bullies

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew Ferguson may not always align perfectly with free-market principles, but his recent defense of American businesses and consumers against the European Union’s regulatory overreach deserves praise. As Norm Singleton writes in RealClearMarkets, Ferguson’s actions mark a welcome shift from his predecessor Lina Khan—who “assisted Read more…

By admin, 12 months12 months ago
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Andrew Ferguson’s Crucial Disdain For the Digital Markets Act

Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson is calling out one of the greatest threats to American innovation coming from abroad: the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). In a recent piece for RealClearMarkets, Market Institute President Charles Sauer details Ferguson’s critique of the DMA, delivered at the International Competitors Network Read more…

By admin, 1 year1 year ago
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Lina Khan Spends Tax Dollars To Help EU Fine U.S. Companies

Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan has continuously pushed policies that threaten free markets and American prosperity. One of her most troubling actions is using taxpayer dollars to assist the European Union in implementing its Digital Markets Act (DMA), a regulatory scheme that targets U.S. tech companies like Amazon, Apple, Read more…

By admin, 2 years2 years ago
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AI is already delivering real-world gains.

The FAA’s new SMART platform is using AI to help aviation professionals process more information, respond faster and keep flights moving more efficiently.

Innovation like this is how America boosts productivity and builds a more

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More Questions Surround Mamdani’s Rent Freeze:
Hundreds of messages between Mayor Mamdani’s administration and NYC’s Rent Guidelines Board were released as part of a lawsuit challenging the rent freeze.

But the bigger problem remains: politicians can’t make housing affordable by

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America’s job market is losing momentum.

The U.S. added just 29,000 jobs in September, well below the 90,000 expected. July and August were also revised down by a combined 60,000 jobs.

Businesses hire and invest when they have confidence to grow. Higher costs, uncertainty, and

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