Washington, D.C. (March 22, 2024) – Following the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) decision to file a lawsuit against Apple, a diverse group of consumer advocates and industry experts have fiercely criticized the Department and DOJ Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter for…
Washington, D.C. (03/21/2024) – Today, the Don’t Break What Works campaign responded to the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit against Apple with the following statement: “The Department of Justice, like the Federal Trade Commission, is oddly committed to bringing cases…
Washington, D.C. 3/7/2024 – The “Don’t Break What Works” campaign released this statement following President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address: “This evening’s State of the Union speech provided President Biden an opportunity to highlight the work his administration…
As he prepares to address the nation in his State of the Union speech, President Joe Biden is expected to tout his administration’s accomplishments, from overseeing a growing economy to monetary policies to investing in our nation’s domestic semiconductor manufacturing. …
Washington, D.C. (3/4/2024) – Today, the Don’t Break What Works campaign issued the following statement regarding the announcement that the European Union (EU) has fined US-based Apple for alleged anti-competitive behavior. “Curiously, Apple is now subject to one of the larger fines that…
Washington, D.C. (2/28/2024) – A recent editorial from The Wall Street Journal editorial board details how Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan is running the agency without regard for the expertise or experience of her staff – many of whom are experts in the…
Washington, D.C. (2/13/2024) – A recent editorial from the Wall Street Journal raises even more questions about who from the Biden Administration is looking out for the best interests of American companies and consumers and the nation’s ability to compete internationally. In the editorial,…
Washington, D.C. (2/1/2024) – Today, CCIA’s Don’t Break What Works campaign issued the following statement regarding the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) statement that the agency was pleased at the dropped acquisition of iRobot, which resulted in forced layoffs: “The Commission’s statement that they…
Washington, D.C. (1/30/2024) – A new piece by The Wall Street Journal editorial board highlights how the Biden administration’s failure to stand up for American companies against discriminatory regulations hurts U.S. innovation and benefits Beijing. The editorial follows reports that the European Commission “intended to block”…
Washington, D.C. (1/23/2023) – Following news reports that the European Union Commission (EC) “intends to block” Amazon from acquiring the struggling U.S. company’s iRobot, several leading industry groups detailed the negative impact this decision would have on consumers and the…