FTC has no reason to block it. The Commish is just trying to make a name for herself. Waste of resources
Yeah they doFTC has no reason to block it. The Commish is just trying to make a name for herself. Waste of resources
Xbox is too high class and important to fukkYeah they do
Its called
fukk xbox
What? No she isn't. She believes all large mergers & acquisitions are inherently bad for the consumer and for workers and should be scrutinized. She's doing her job like she should. Y'all just don't like it, because you're fanboys.FTC has no reason to block it. The Commish is just trying to make a name for herself. Waste of resources
That’s not her job, which is why she keeps getting clapped up.What? No she isn't. She believes all large mergers & acquisitions are inherently bad for the consumer and for workers and should be scrutinized. She's doing her job like she should. Y'all just don't like it, because you're fanboys.
Where Lying is generationalWhat? No she isn't. She believes all large mergers & acquisitions are inherently bad for the consumer and for workers and should be scrutinized. She's doing her job like she should. Y'all just don't like it, because you're fanboys.
Still doesn’t change the UK ruling…You don’t understand what you are celebrating.
The reason to file an injunction is as an emergency to prevent an imminent threat.
They saw microsoft was gonna close this deal in the next days/weeks so they threw out a desperate attempt to stop it.
This same case was already thrown out by another judge. This just speeds up the process, if microsoft wins this case like they did the last one this deal could be closed VERY soon.
The UK ruling is dying which is why it is now a sudden emergency that the FTC has to file something.Still doesn’t change the UK ruling…
Where Lying is generational
This seemed like it was falling apart at the seams.Still doesn’t change the UK ruling…
“For far too long, giant corporations have had almost free rein over our economy, harming competition, consumers, and workers. I appreciate Chair Khan’s commitment to closely scrutinize anti-competitive mergers and their impact on workers, including Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision,” said Senator Warren.
In her response, FTC Chair Khan committed to closely scrutinize monopsony issues and labor concerns during the review process of all mergers. She also indicated that the FTC is looking into whether anti-worker employment provisions like non-compete clauses and non-disclosure agreements violate the FTC Act.
“I share your concern that monopsony power in labor markets may enable firms to harm workers in a host of ways, including through undermining their rights and dignity. Although antitrust law in recent decades generally has neglected monopsony concerns and harms to workers, I strongly believe that merger investigations must scrutinize the impact on labor markets. Given that Activision disclosed in a March 21, 2022 securities filing that the FTC is conducting a review of the proposed transaction, I am able to confirm that the FTC is investigating the proposed merger,” wrote Chair Khan in the letter.
“The FTC and the Department of Justice are redoubling our commitment to ensuring we consider how unlawful mergers and conduct may harm workers. The agencies recently hosted a joint workshop focused on competition and labor markets, and our current joint public inquiry to consider revisions to the merger guidelines includes a request for public comments to inform how to better address a merger’s potential labor market effects. Additionally, the FTC is scrutinizing whether certain contractual provisions — including non-compete clauses and nondisclosure agreements—may constitute unfair methods of competition, and how unfair or deceptive practices may also harm workers,” continued Chair Khan.
It's just the philosophy of the head of the ftc. Instead of negotiating large mergers she's just litigating them all as a matter of principal.It is what it is
seems like other companies behind the scenes
pulling political weight
Apple and probably google maybe....