Letters: When Monopolies Fail
July 14, 2024 - Data breaches across industries show the hidden cost of centralization in our economies, Saskatchewan’s missed opportunity to capture the value of its natural wealth, and U.S. DOJ prepares price fixing case against rental software company RealPage.
Letters: Competition Trumps Polarization
July 7, 2024 - Globe and Mail editorial board highlights unanimous support for stronger competition law, U.S. lab testing monopolist Quest Diagnostics moves to acquire Canadian LifeLabs, and Canadian discount mobile prices rise amid claims of vigorous competition.
Letters: Protecting Competition in AI
June 30, 2024 - CAMP calls on the Competition Bureau to protect competition in the markets for AI, U.S. grocery giant abandons property controls after antitrust scrutiny, and the Anti-monopoly coalition calls for defending competition in digital advertising markets.
Letters: Canada Gets Real on Competition
June 23, 2024 - Canada embarks on bold competition reform, Commissioner Boswell links competition and productivity, and the FTC and DOJ crack down on deceptive Adobe.
Letters: Big Bank Squeeze
June 16, 2024 - How Big Banks cost Canadians, Bureau investigates Amazon's deceptive practices, and Big Tech eats the innovation flywheel.
Letters: Land Grab
June 9, 2024 - Corporations concentrating the ownership of farm land in Canada, a call to resist the siren song of consolidation and national champions in Europe, and U.S. antitrust enforcers take a look under the hood of the AI market.