FTC

KitKatBarMan

Are you actually a troll, or just fucking stupid? The FTC filing is for 75 million shares.All 75 million shares are being sold by the company, and Rivian is granting underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to an additional 11.25 million shares.

DoctorNezuko

You know every brokage does this right? The FTC charges it in order to fund the agency.

skymagic

Trade like FTC’ss not watching 🕺

theJimmybob

$FUBO suit news probably a net positive ... makes people look and say, Oh wow, $FUBO is under $10? Trades less than 1xs revenues, 23% short interest, $DIS backing Would have been bought out if FTC wasn't around

Low-Tax-8391

I’m surprised they didn’t overturn the E Jean Carol case but yeah the Fed decision was alarmingly narrow. They did give him a win on the FTC thing though.

OrdinaryMix4013

how the fuck does the illegiamte supreem court let him fire a FTC person, but not Cook? wtf some retarded bananana republic logic.

Dull_Broccoli1637

Just found that Bill Ackman shorted Herbalife back in the die. Doubles down on life TV about his short. Complaining and crying to the FTC to shut them downHerbalife outsmarted him and only got away with a small fine, there stock then rose. Ackman then lost a $1 billion. What a whiny little 😺. Also he's regarded.

grantrules

FTC just upped the takesy backsies limit from 3 to 5 a month 

imustbegthequestion

Hmm. AMZN. You're lying to your customers. FTC.

Chichigemchad71

Several major investor rights firms filed a class-action securities lawsuit against Microsoft on June 15-16, alleging that top executives concealed a material deceleration in Azure cloud growth, downplayed the massive capital outlays required for AI infrastructure, and hid structural performance and interoperability issues plaguing Copilot. That's materially different from "AI capex anxiety" — a securities fraud lawsuit adds legal overhang and headline risk that doesn't resolve quickly. Microsoft's projected $190 billion CY2026 capex run-rate is being compounded by a $25 billion spike in memory and component pricing, compressing cloud gross margins to 66%. There's also a France directive to migrate 2.5 million government workstations off Windows to Linux and an FTC investigation into Microsoft's cloud, AI, and software bundling practices.

hex4def6

I'm seeing so many variations on a theme on this, puked out across different subreddits. Hey, Polymarket - Astroturfing is Illegal. The FTC considers this a deceptive practice under 15 U.S.C. § 45 (Who am I kidding.. their whole business should literally be illegal. This is kind of irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.)

gratefulturkey

I buy this as a theory, but what is the target for M&A? The ARM deal already got killed, and they transitioned to the aquihire/IP transfer model to avoid FTC issues with groq.

ohitsthatguy80

The stock market is legalized gambling at this point. Values are fake and propped up. Everything is based off of emotion and not value or production. When one man can say a few worlds and swing the market one way or another shows that stocks have no actual value and are based upon opinion and emotion. The entire stock exchange need to be overhauled and the SEC and FTC need to be disbanded and reorganized to actually protect investors and hold corporations and executives accountable.

Nickeless

Yeah have you noticed who controls the DoJ and FTC and the fact that they do whatever they want and overtly accept bribes?

MainRemote

This IPO will be studied for years. It’s likely a fraud on the American people meant to enrich the current bag holders. Why do I say fraud? 1) evidence of synthetic altering balance sheets 2) illlegal marketing practices (which attempt to skirt SEC/FTC and other laws with weasel words), but there is a long statute of limitations on fraud. 3) complicate in the alleged fraud by those who have a vested interest in the IPO succeeding.  Just because these people feel safe today doesn’t mean a different administration will come in and prosecute and punish. 

kalterik

Bro go look at what JPM just did to their analyst covering tesla for a decade who was positing a sell recommendation. You think they’re going to give an honest valuation? In this admin?? Who gonna intervene SEC, FTC, FINRA? All asleep at wheel. Look at valuations from people not on the deal, LOL.

Skilledthunder

Jesus christ I finally found out why MSFT is dumping. >The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is currently escalating antitrust scrutiny into Microsoft's business practices, focusing heavily on its cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and software bundling posted June 1st

Skilledthunder

Jesus christ I finally found out why MSFT is dumping. >The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is currently escalating antitrust scrutiny into Microsoft's business practices, focusing heavily on its cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and software bundling posted June 1st

Spac55

SMCI got investigated by DOJ, FTC, for many old executives did fraudulent shipments to China NVDA promoting SMCI many times before, like NVDA CEO promoting MRVL. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOdVO7qMzZs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOdVO7qMzZs) But in realistic, how MRVL earnings last many quarters, similar like SMCI ? https://preview.redd.it/rsoowd22dz4h1.png?width=780&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cd0c60463b18c3e005b9788f3b0fd6b6cb13e8b

Woodios

Filtronic, LON:FTC

Woodios

Filtronic, LON:FTC. Supplier to SpaceX and others of advanced radio frequency components. Quietly amassing a following

ShittyUsernane1222

lemme test how algos react to extremely bearish but fake comments. BREAKING: 🥭 ABOLISHES THE SEC, CFTC, FTC AND FDIC. HALTS ALL US BOND PAYMENTS.

dustsmoke

The American economy is becoming tech, healthcare, and finance. Its not a healthy economy and it won't end well. But we tried telling the dopes in charge that things would go badly if they pushed all minerals and manufacturing to China too. Its like they are actively trying to destroy the United States and NATO. Or they're getting their palms greased or just dumb as fuck. The SEC is asleep at the wheel along with the FTC, DoJ, FBI, EEOC, list goes on. There is no world where this doesn't end badly.

baconography

OK, SEC and FTC, now allow options trading on companies 24/7.

Smart_Money_HQ

They got it from their massive free cash flow, and they are using it to monopolize compute. Microsoft couldn't buy OpenAI outright due to antitrust, so they bypassed the law by 'investing' billions in cloud credits. Microsoft gets the tech, OpenAI gets the servers, and they dodge the FTC. It's a stealth monopoly funded by hoarding cash

meatsmoothie82

It’s because the computer systems that control them are able to process hundreds of thousands of transactions per minute 24 hours a day- with A little coordination between the treasury and banks and market makers they can pretty much make the 0’s and 1’s on the computer screed do whatever they decide they want them to do. now that the SEC and FTC are basically gutted, it’s even easier

FindingZen4

You must be trolling. It's SEC not FTC. And what exactly are you going to tell them? This dude bought AFTER yesterday's pre-market announcement

SuffiecientSapian

5k on calls that had no catalyst and expired today? Yeah FTC this guy right here

-o-_Holy-Moly

The time is going to end when whatever bullshit reason you and your ilk being unleashed to muddy reality for in the next presidential cycle. Enjoy being a bot or some dickhead halfway across the world while you can because the FTC won't be this toothless forever

ecoburner87

SEC, IRS, and FTC are more compromised and purposely sabotaged than they've ever been - some parts of these agencies haven't been given appointees/directors/heads, and so they don't have authorization to conduct certain actions, enforcement it's a mess my copium is that it's not too hard for someone in the future to use these agencies for subpoenas and retroactively investigate all this insider trading. the fines could be tens of billions of dollars at least, it's good economic policy to dig into this

tuxedo25

In a functioning society, the FTC would issue this warning. 

Educational_Ad2805

Am I reading this right? You have an equity loan against your stocks owned and you plan to use this money to buy more shares? If so don’t be surprised if the FTC comes knocking….

731destroyer

Generational questions, email the FTC

te7037

Just bet on $KOPN, $SIVE, $GCTS, $OCC, $ATOM, $LWLG, $ENSI, $FTC, $IQE.

FreakyJC69

Sounds like a fake pump scheme by the company to steal retail investors money! Do buy into it! This is how these small companies stay afloat! They come up with some bullshit or pay one those YouTube Yuppies to promote fake hype, retail investors buy a bunch of shares, then all the sudden they announce a reverse split. They take about 3/4 of your shares. Now the stock sits at $10 a share but 3 days later it's sitting back at .77 again. GOT EM. Once again ! But do yall know what the sad part is, the SEC and the FTC allow them to do this!! The 2 govt agencies that are suppose to protect investors, legally let companies steal our money!

Uniquename34556

Wonder what the FTC would have to say about that…

Snoo-95676

Buy FTC (Filtronic) if you can right now, you will thank me later. I can fckin gurantee!

nomdeplume

As told the reason all these enforcement agencies are soft is because they don't pay super well. However after X number of years, you get hired by the people you were enforcing on so you can help them avoid enforcement. If you happen to be hard on enforcement in your tenure, they don't hire you, and then you don't get the big paycheck you want. It's corruption, plain and simple. This is well talked about for the SEC and FTC.

BigCommunication5582

Anyone in filtronics? FTC/FlTCF - I almost invested around 3.4 and just recently took a small position of 300 shares at 4.6. It seems like it has huge potential with the upcoming SpaceX ipo and future contracts with spacex. In addition, SpaceX has a 10% warrant in the company as well. Looks promising.

te7037

$KOPN $INDI $SIVE $FTC- space supplier $OCC

Any_Pomegranate1134

# FTC — First Trust Large Cap Growth AlphaDEX Fund * **What it does**: This is an **ETF** (exchange-traded fund), not an operating company. It tracks an index of large-cap growth stocks selected via a proprietary "AlphaDEX" methodology for potential outperformance (positive alpha/risk-adjusted returns) relative to traditional benchmarks. It invests in NASDAQ-listed large-cap growth names. * **What's moving it**: Broad market sentiment, especially large-cap growth/tech performance (e.g., influenced by rates, AI/tech earnings, rotation). Recent performance has been solid YTD but tracks general equity markets with lower volatility than individual small-caps. Small daily moves typical for an ETF. # SIVE — Sivers Semiconductors AB (publ) (NASDAQ Stockholm: SIVE; OTC: SIVEF) * **What it does**: Semiconductor company developing and selling chips, components, modules, and subsystems. It operates in **Wireless** (e.g., 5G mmWave RFICs, beamformers for networks, radar, SATCOM) and **Photonics** (III-V compound semiconductor lasers for optical communication, AI data centers, sensing/LiDAR). Key focus on high-performance, energy-efficient solutions for AI optics, telecom, and defense. * **What's moving it**: Strong momentum tied to **AI data center optics** and photonics boom. Recent catalysts include partnerships (e.g., Jabil for LRO modules), commercialization progress, NASDAQ listing plans via share raise, and hype around its role in AI infrastructure (lasers for high-speed optical links). The stock has seen massive volatility and gains (e.g., sharp multi-day surges) on volume, with AI/supply chain narratives driving retail/institutional interest. # QE — IQE plc (London: IQE) * **What it does**: Global supplier of advanced **compound semiconductor wafer** products and materials. Segments include Wireless (RF for comms/handsets), Photonics (lasers/sensors for light transmission/detection), and CMOS++ (hybrid silicon-compound tech). Used in wireless, AI/data centers, defense, sensing, and more. * **What's moving it**: Recent **capital raise** (strategic partner investment, placing, retail offer) for growth/strategic review. Demand drivers include defense, AI, data centers, and handsets. Positive updates on earnings potential and sector tailwinds (compound semis for next-gen tech), though dilution from raises can pressure price short-term. Volatile small-cap with big swings on funding/news. # KOPN — Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN) * **What it does**: Develops and sells **microdisplays**, optics, subassemblies, and related components (AMLCD, LCOS, OLED, emerging MicroLED). Applications in defense (e.g., helmet-mounted displays, weapon sights, drone goggles), enterprise/industrial headsets, medical, training/simulation, and consumer AR/VR wearables. Expanding into AI infrastructure with optical interconnects. * **What's moving it**: High volatility on **AI + defense catalysts**. Recent drivers include a $15M development order/collaboration with [Fabric.AI](http://Fabric.AI) for MicroLED-based optical interconnects (addressing AI data center power/bandwidth bottlenecks), $3.2M+ contract for FPV drone goggles (new market entry), analyst upgrades/reinstatements (Buy ratings, higher targets), and broader defense orders. Strong volume and price runs (new highs) on these news flows; classic small-cap story stock.

te7037

$KOPN- what’s the relevance to data centres? $FTC- will it explode?

hedgedcapital

he doesnt run the FTC though

raytoei

I blame Lina Kahn of the FTC. I want my money back!

Sterncat23

This is such a retarded comment. 1) merger is a broad term, not just for mergers of equals; acquisitions also fall under mergers. It was a $3.8B merger. 2) No, JetBlue can’t just buy up shares of Spirit. The FTC blocked this.

Accomplished_Suit651

FTC should probably be doing a little more...

meatsmoothie82

No sir, my thesis is: 1. the dollar is going to zero, rates will be getting cut so fixed % returns are shit, and stocks are the one place that still has upside. Worth way less than stolen gas station toilet paper by 2030. 2. I also think that these extreme high stock prices are the only thing propping up tens of trillions of dollars of leverage, and it’s gonna take a megaton level black swan to stop them. 3. The SEC, FTC, IRS, and the CFPB have been gutted so there is virtually zero enforcement so companies can do whatever they want in the meantime to keep prices pumping. Up up up. I’ll be the #1 bag holder if any real pullback happens. I’ll literally be homeless with a bag full of stocks I can’t live in, in the event of a 25% correction. Compounding returns are my only hope at leaving generational poverty behind.

Constant_Tomorrow_69

FTC found Pioneer Natural Resources colluded with OPEC/OPEC+ and banned the CEO from the Exxon board. If you think it still isn't occurring or hasn't occurred since, think again...he just got caught. Try again.

Late-Tadpole-2318

Disney vs FTC, let’s see who wins

Ok_Recover_7248

M&A transaction rules only matter when you have actual regulatory oversight agencies that aren’t neutered. You think the FTC or PCAOB are doing anything other than collecting bribes currently?

DONNIENARC0

Yeah the FTC blocking the Jet Blue merger was so fucking stupid

Infinite-4-a-moment

Why would I do that? FTC has nothing to do with rent-seeking. Having a monopoly (which would be the alleged thing FTC would regulate) is not the same thing as rent-seeking.

MrCarlosDanger

Then I guess take it up with the FTC/European regulators if you disagree.

Immediate_Bowl6409

I don't think you have to be a MAGA idiot to see that Lina Khan was not a good FTC chair.

favorite_time_of_day

The chairman likely has more influence than you're suggesting, though I'm not clear on the ins and outs. For example: it was explicitly illegal for Trump to fire FTC commissioners, but he did it anyway. This has happened in the past, and when it happened the commissioners who were fired just ignored the president and kept doing their jobs. This time, the FTC chair was one of Trump's lackeys and he refused to let the fired commissioners back into the building.

SkepticalInvestor21

This sounds like a scam unfortunately. SpaceX isn't going public on April 21st, and there's no such thing as "preSPAX" - that's not how pre-IPO investments work. Real pre-IPO shares are only available to accredited investors through regulated platforms, not random online offers. The "1:1 valuation mirror" language is classic scammer terminology. If you haven't sent money yet, don't. If you have, contact your bank immediately and file reports with the SEC and FTC. SpaceX has repeatedly stated they have no plans for an IPO anytime soon.

Boarder_Travel

Spectrum, MNO, FTC, partnerships, Device specific shit like Apple and AMZN working together don't matter if the BBs can't get airborne.

randomFrenchDeadbeat

My money is on "he exercised stock options" . that kind of trade is heavily regulated anyway. You cant just decide to do that, you have to do it in a certain time window, with FTC approval and so on.

ShittyUsernane1222

the SEC, CFTC, FTC, CFPB, FDIC, Federal Reserve all got epstein'd by 🥭.

BillyBobChorton

Didn’t the FTC block JetBlue spirit airlines merger and then spirit airlines went bankrupt lol 

mattyhtown

I think asus or lenovo. FTC wouldn’t let them buy dell imo. Unless of course thats what michael dell has been cozying up up to trump for lately. they could do a lot with lenovo

BighatNucase

Have there ever been post-facto FTC disapprovals? I feel like any subsequent admin would immediately try to dissolve the merger/buyout which makes it a more spooky prospect to attempt.

dcwhite98

I think the FTC wouldn’t approve.

Syab_of_Caltrops

But what if they ***also bought the FTC?***

Bigram03

This FTC would 100% approve it as long as the payments were made.

Maxdiegeileauster

That would actually be insane and probably blocked by the FTC. If it would happen there would be a gigantic mf tech giant on earth.

ShittyUsernane1222

the SEC, CFTC, FTC, FDIC got Epstein'd by 🥭.

FrostyFire

4x the clickbait too, Starlink applied to the FTC to move them closer to earth to get Gigabit speed.

Raptorheart

Then the FTC made Intuit sell it off when they bought Credit Karma. So fuck Intuit again.

lookapook

FTC plz

Lollipopsaurus

What's really interesting is that the original leniency on mergers/acquisitions in the United States was justified by "increasing global competition". In other words, in order to maintain competitiveness with foreign owned companies, larger mergers were intentionally allowed knowing it would reduce competition in the US for the benefit of long term US hegemony. Now that foreign investors are buying large portions or controlling stakes in US companies, it really appears that in actuality, it was a long term plan to sell major US companies to foreign nations under the guise of "business efficiencies". The FTC seems to have been completely gutted and lost all relevance and power it ever had.

Dstein99

I don’t own any shares so it doesn’t matter but WBD was $12/share before the deal, without the deal the price may not go all the way back down to $12, but it won’t stay at $27 and it certainly won’t go up to $31. I don’t think Paramount can compete without the acquisition which is why they were so aggressive in their bidding process. Over the past 2 years Paramount’s revenue has been flat declining by 2.5%. This looks like a Spirit Airlines situation where the FTC did not allow Spirit to be acquired because that would eliminate competition and Spirit was not able to survive and declared bankruptcy. The government wanted to keep competition and they won, so they got less competition and more layoffs than if the acquisition would have gone through. Paramount has tens of thousands of employees so it could be a situation that if the deal doesn’t go through tens of thousands of employees could lose their jobs anyways. The combined company would be a third viable competitor to Disney and Netflix benefiting the consumer rather than having 2 separate companies unable to compete with the big dogs.

ShittyUsernane1222

SEC, CFTC, FTC, FDIC got all essentially removed from existence by 🥭, I guess.

cloud7100

Everyone on Earth but the FTC.

TheOriginalBushToad

The FTC investigations of the Drumpf org. when the Dems take over are gonna be wild!

Green-Money1224

File a complaint with the FTC and maybe this shit won’t pass https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/merger-review/comment-on-a-proposed-merger

sun_not_cold

Sold Google at $160 back when the FTC was threatening the Chrome split. Had to pay taxes and buy back in at $195. Bleh.

National-Log5203

Be careful, I heard he's not actually licensed to give out financial advice. Trump is gonna sic the FTC on him.

3BlindMice1

Well, when it starts to look like an old fashioned race to the bottom, the FTC panics, and pulls the emergency stop. That usually resets the situation. They've done it for weeks at a time before, and that might be what ends up happening until things get sorted after trump dies

hadim33

Thanks for the love. If making people aware of what goes on with social media influencers makes me a scammer, I’m happy to be one. Probably 90% of influencers have contracts with the platform they recommend they make money of their followers. Here’s Gemini AI for more clarity: The contracts called Affiliate Agreements or Influencer Marketing Agreements. While "influencer" is the social media term, the legal and financial structure used by trading platforms (like eToro, Robinhood, or various Forex/Crypto brokers) is almost always rooted in Affiliate Marketing. 1. The Common Names Depending on the platform and the specific deal, these contracts are referred to as: * Affiliate Agreement: The most standard term. You are an "affiliate" who earns a commission for every person who signs up and deposits money using your link. * Influencer Marketing Agreement: Often used for larger creators. This usually includes a flat fee for making a video plus a performance-based bonus. * Introducing Broker (IB) Agreement: Specific to the trading world (especially Forex and CFDs). An IB is a person or company that refers clients to a brokerage in exchange for a share of the "spread" or commissions the followers pay on every trade they make. * Revenue Share (RevShare) Agreement: A contract where the influencer gets a percentage of the net revenue the platform earns from their followers over time. 2. How the Money Actually Works In these contracts, the "making money off followers" usually follows one of three structures: | Model | How it Works | |---|---| | CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) | The influencer gets a one-time flat fee (e.g., $200) for every follower who signs up and makes a minimum deposit. | | Revenue Share | The influencer gets a continuous percentage (e.g., 20-30%) of the trading fees or "spread" the platform charges the follower. | | Hybrid | A mix of both: a small upfront payment for the sign-up plus a smaller ongoing percentage of the follower's trades. | 3. Key Clauses to Watch For If you are looking at one of these, pay close attention to: * Attribution/Cookie Window: How long after clicking your link does a follower have to sign up for you to still get credit? (Commonly 30–90 days). * Lock-up Period: Most platforms wait 30–60 days before paying out to ensure the follower didn't just deposit money and immediately withdraw it (fraud prevention). * FTC Disclosure: Legally, the influencer must disclose that they are getting paid. Most contracts include a clause requiring the use of #ad or #sponsored. > Note: In the financial world, these agreements are heavily regulated. In many regions, influencers cannot give specific "buy/sell" advice without a license, and their contracts often forbid them from "guaranteeing profits" to their followers. Stay educated my friend.

livereatingjonston

Why stop there? Let's sue the FTC and the Treasury too. This has to be someone else's fault, and I'll never take responsibility for my bad decisions.

Pete26l96

Only thing that can save MSFT is Elon Musk buying them out and turning them into an extension of Terafab. Terafab is already set to make $800B revenue in 2027, with Microsofts infrastructure it could probably be like $1.6T. Sadly pretty sure the FTC won't approve of the acquisition due to fears of a monopoly.

ecoburner87

i'm against the Dem Party on many many things, both parties are incredibly corrupt, that's the one true fact - but one thing they don't do is completely neuter and poison the SEC and FTC

RothTo0DTE

I think they're getting probed by the FTC

RothTo0DTE

FTC probe I read

RothTo0DTE

Might be because of a FTC probe

RothTo0DTE

FTC launches probe into OpenAI, Google, Meta over chatbots. Maybe this is it

PurplerRain

The Donald would tell you he is the FTC

ReformedBlackPerson

I long for the days of a proper SEC and FTC

CryptedBinary

Only thing that works is filing a complaint to the FTC. I had 6-7 different techs come out, each give me the runaround, constantly blaming something else. Within a week of reporting the ISP to the FTC, they had an engineer outside digging up lines and fixing the real issue. Plus a few months of my bill was credited.

getbent9977

Haha yep. You can also hit your state regulator and the FTC. Throw enough keywords onto an email and the filters will go brrrrr.

AFisch00

Keep in mind, the only reason these people hold office is because they are good salesmen. As long as they appeal to their constituents, they will continue to get elected, inside trade, and fuck us all. Fuck politicians, fuck the FTC, and most importantly bless the folks who track Congress trades.

DiligentConnection32

No shit It's gonna get crushed. I'm shorting on #META FTC is gonna fck them hard [https://bytepost.news/news.php?id=882](https://bytepost.news/news.php?id=882)

DiligentConnection32

I'm shorting #META and already +2% :) They're gonna get fcked by FTC so beware [https://bytepost.news/news.php?id=882](https://bytepost.news/news.php?id=882)

Joker-Faced

This deal will not go through prior to midterms. Guaranteed. Still an FTC audit and court process to consider.

lurkANDorganize

Lmao WHAT the FTC is pushing for this lol. This isnt a business deal this is a propaganda deal.

kim82352

> Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) conducted raids on Microsoft's Tokyo offices (reported February 25–26, 2026), investigating whether Microsoft is using anti-competitive practices with Azure cloud services. > Specifically, probes focus on allegations that Microsoft restricts customers from using rival cloud platforms (e.g., by tying Microsoft 365/Office software tightly to Azure or limiting interoperability), potentially violating competition laws. > Microsoft's Japan chief responded by stressing full compliance and cooperation, but the news sparked renewed concerns about regulatory risks to the company's cloud/AI dominance—especially amid ongoing global scrutiny (e.g., U.S. FTC probes into similar cloud licensing practices).

InvestigatorPlus3229

Masterclass by netflix. Gets 2 Billion, and makes paramount overpay so they'll probably fail and get bought for pennies on the dollar in a few years. Plus there was no way that was gonna pass trumps anti woke FTC.

zetstar

Their tech industries are hyper capitalist, massive competition to find the best which is part of why they’ve gained so much ground. People will just say they stole IP or live in delusion and say their tech isn’t that good but they’ve spent two decades cornering the manufacturing market, massively incentivizing tech company development and becoming the only country with real expertise in many of the new fields. They do some stupid shot after they have a clear winner company like make a party diplomat part of their board at the best companies but up until that point it is basically pure capitalism and competition which America has basically abandoned with their allowance of huge companies to just buy out all competition and gutting of the FTC.

InternetImportant911

Harris could have won the race by just talking about the achievements of Lina Khan, yet she did not even commit to keep her as FTC Chairman.