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Opinion | A Defeat for Antitrust Adventurism

August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 newsedgepoint 215 Views 0 Comments anti-competition issues, assault, commentaries, computers, Consuelo Callahan, consumer electronics, corporate, corporate crime, crime, domestic politics, editorials, Federal Trade Commission, general news, government bodies, government policy, industrial electronics, industrial goods, industrial news, international relations, legal action, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, opinions, political, politics, QCOM, qualcomm, regulation, semiconductors, technology

Terrific news. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, in a 3-0 ruling, smacked down government lawyers who sought

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Opinion | Bill Barr’s Greatest Legal Defeat

August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 newsedgepoint 379 Views 0 Comments Bill Barr, capital gains tax, commentaries, corporate, corporate taxation, direct taxation, domestic politics, Donald Trump, economic news, executive branch, general news, government bodies, government budget, government finance, government policy, income tax, industrial news, international relations, justice department, opinion, opinions, political, politics, regulation, taxation

Over the course of his sterling legal career, Attorney General William Barr hasn’t lost very often in court. But looking

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Opinion | Blackballing Chinese Stocks

August 11, 2020August 11, 2020 newsedgepoint 371 Views 0 Comments accounting, business, commentaries, consulting, consumer services, corporate, corporate audit, corporate governance, domestic politics, editorials, environmental, general news, governance, government policy, independent advisory bodies, industrial news, internal control, international relations, management, opinions, political, politics, politics & policy, regulation, regulatory bodies, social, Trump Administration

The Trump Administration is hardening its line against Beijing on many fronts, including a ban on some Chinese tech platforms.

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Opinion | Mike O’Rielly’s Free Speech Fall

August 5, 2020August 5, 2020 newsedgepoint 199 Views 0 Comments censorship, civil liberties, commentaries, community, corporate, domestic politics, editorials, FCC, general news, government policy, human rights, industrial news, international relations, Mike O'Rielly, opinions, political, politics, politics & policy, regulation, society

Michael O’Rielly has done yeoman work as a member of the Federal Communications Commission, but this week the White House

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Trump May Soon Order TikTok’s Sale, as Microsoft Circles

August 1, 2020August 1, 2020 newsedgepoint 254 Views 0 Comments apps, china, regulation, social-media, Trump, web

Teens love TikTok, but the Trump administration fears it. Earlier this week, treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin confirmed that the social

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Opinion | Freedom Beats Aid for Religious Schools

July 31, 2020July 31, 2020 newsedgepoint 251 Views 0 Comments commentaries, community, corporate, crime, domestic politics, education, general news, government aid, government bodies, government policy, grants, industrial news, international relations, judicial branch, legal action, opinions, political, politics, private education, regulation, religion, school, society

The last week of the recent Supreme Court term brought two important decisions for supporters of religious liberty in education.

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California’s Air Pollution Cops Are Eyeing Uber and Lyft

July 26, 2020July 27, 2020 newsedgepoint 188 Views 0 Comments electric-vehicles, emissions, lyft, regulation, transportation, uber, web

Since Uber and Lyft burst onto the scene a decade ago, the companies have established a reputation for dodging government

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Opinion | A Vaccine Progress Report

July 23, 2020July 23, 2020 newsedgepoint 267 Views 0 Comments AstraZeneca, AZN.LN, biopharmaceuticals, biotechnology, commentaries, corporate, development, editorials, general news, government policy, health, health care, immunizations, industrial news, infectious diseases, life sciences, medical conditions, medical treatments, new product, new product approvals, new products, novel coronaviruses, opinions, pharmaceuticals, political, procedures, Products, regulation, research, respiratory tract diseases, service testing, services, Trump Administration

Life probably won’t return to normal until we have a widely distributed Covid-19 vaccine, and the good news is this

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Opinion | Blue States Deserve Money From Washington

July 20, 2020July 20, 2020 newsedgepoint 253 Views 0 Comments commentaries, corporate, direct taxation, domestic politics, economic news, epidemics, general news, government aid, government budget, government finance, government policy, grants, health, industrial news, infectious diseases, international relations, medical conditions, novel coronaviruses, opinion, opinions, outbreaks, political, politics, regional politics, regulation, respiratory tract diseases, taxation

The public hears a lot about the spread of Covid-19, massive unemployment, and risks of reopening the economy—but not nearly

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Opinion | Why Putin Loves America’s Greens

July 15, 2020July 15, 2020 newsedgepoint 264 Views 0 Comments atlantic coast pipeline, commentaries, corporate, dakota access, domestic politics, editorials, energy, executive branch, fossil fuels, gas, general news, government bodies, government policy, green, industrial news, international relations, keystone xl, lawsuit, natural gas midstream operations, Oil, opinions, pipeline, pipeline transportation, political, politics, politics & policy, regulation, uncertainity

Democratic politicians have talked tough on Russia since Donald Trump won the Presidency. But when it comes to challenging Moscow,

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