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Commentary: As feds pull back, Oregon expands antitrust actions
Commentary: As feds pull back, Oregon expands antitrust actions
Commentary: As feds pull back, Oregon expands antitrust actions

Published on: 07/10/2026

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The Democratic argument writes itself: The Trump administration won’t do anything meaningful about prices, so we will. The Trump administration’s take on monopolies, mega-mergers and related activity, among the most […]

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