Updates

CJS Appropriations Amendment Would Empower FTC and DOJ, Import Harmful E.U.-Style Regulations

Washington, D.C. 11/14/2023 – CCIA’s “Don’t Break What Works” campaign released the following statement regarding Congressmen Ken Buck (R-CO-4) and Joe Neguse’s (D-CO-2) proposed amendment to the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies (CJS) Appropriations Act. “This amendment would allow for…

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Recent Reversals from Biden Administration Officials On Digital Trade Are Bad for U.S. Businesses and Consumers 

Washington, D.C. 11/09/2023 – It’s been a bad week for the Biden Administration as key Administration agencies have continued to capitulate America’s competitive edge to foreign countries. So bad, in fact, that Politico yesterday reported there has been an “ongoing…

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The FTC and DOJ’s Lawsuits Against Google and Amazon Pose Serious Threats to American Consumers

Washington, D.C. (10/23/2023) –  Since the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched lawsuits attacking Amazon and Google, consumer advocates and economic experts have criticized the cases for running counter to the stated goal of U.S. antitrust law:…

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The FTC and DOJ’s Attacks Against American Companies Would Hurt Consumers, Stifle Innovation, and Limit Competition

Washington, D.C. (October 5, 2023) – Since the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched lawsuits attacking Google and Amazon, a diverse group of consumer advocates and industry experts have fiercely criticized DOJ Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter and…

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FTC Case Against Amazon Would Hurt American Consumers, Small Businesses and Hinder Competition

Washington, D.C. (9/27/2023) – Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a lawsuit designed to dismantle Amazon, one of America’s most trusted companies.  This is yet another attempt from the Federal Trade Commission to hamstring a successful U.S. company Americans know and love…

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Experts Warn DOJ’s Bid to Break Google Search Would Hurt Consumers, Stunt Innovation, and Limit Competition

Washington, D.C. (09/13/23) – Since the Department of Justice (DOJ) launched its lawsuit aimed at breaking Google Search, consumer advocates and industry experts have fiercely criticized the DOJ’s case.  According to experts, the lawsuit, which is just the latest attack by top…

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