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The White House is said to be developing an executive order that will ask government agencies to consider antitrust concerns in decision making, Reuters reported, citing White House spokesperson Emilie Simons.
The order goes after corporate monopolies across a broad swath of industries ranging from banking to airlines, one of...
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