Bill addresses platform self-preferencing.
Read MoreOpen Markets encourages efforts to create a more fair, safe, and forward looking country.
Read MoreOpen Markets was mentioned for advocating for reshaping antitrust policy in favor of fair competition.
Read MoreFinancial policy director Alexis Goldstein’s testimony before the Joint Economic Committee showcasing concentration within cryptocurrencies was cited.
Read MoreGroundbreaking effort seeks financial redress for data exploitation of 44 million users.
Read MoreIn this issue, we discuss how Europe’s Digital Markets Act could make a global impact and the risks of Big Tech’s payment systems. We also take a look at Open Markets’ top accomplishments in 2021.
Fellow and adviser Johnny Ryan was referenced regarding his expertise on digital fraud and the potential harms it produces.
Read MoreExecutive director Barry Lynn supports President Joe Biden’s nomination of Sarah Bloom Raskin and Dr. Lisa Cook for open federal reserve seats.
Read MoreFood systems program manager Claire Kelloway discusses how to use antitrust to reign in corporate recklessness and create long-term food supply chain resiliency.
Read MoreSarah Bloom Raskin and Lisa Cook would bring much-needed expertise and commitment to fighting economic inequality.
Read MoreFinancial policy director Alexis Goldstein advocates for Sarah Bloom Raskin’s nomination as chair of supervision at the Federal Reserve.
Read MoreOpen Markets was quoted to help reiterate the insufficiency of the FTC’s punishments against Facebook.
Read MoreOpen Markets urges the Administration to further pursue fair competition rulemakings and enforce antitrust violations by meatpackers
Read MoreCheck out our team's top accomplishments from 2021.
Read MoreOpen Markets highlights concerns over the potential for Big Tech to use payments for self-preferencing and steering, extractive business practices, enhanced data for manipulative algorithms and the potential for financial surveillance.
Read MoreExtension gives Department of Education time to tackle “Too Big to Fail” student loan servicing.
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