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Hasnain says:
Will be interesting to watch how these play out. I for one welcome the changes.
“Now, antitrust staff will need only one commissioner's approval to subpoena information for certain kinds of investigations, including those that involve repeat offenders, technology companies or digital platforms and pharmaceutical companies or hospitals. Cases where staff are seeking information on the Covid-19 pandemic or harms to labor or small businesses will also only need one commissioner’s approval.”
Posted on 2021-07-02T16:01:07+0000