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NY To Hold Antitrust Hearing On Gianaris’ Legislation To Strengthen Antitrust Laws

By  |  September 10, 2020
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Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris and Senator Kevin Thomas announced a hearing by the Senate Democratic Majority into the state’s antitrust laws. On the heels of Congress holding its own antitrust hearings, the State Senate’s hearing will take place on September 14, 2020, at 10:00 am and will investigate the rapidly changing and growing power of dominant businesses in the modern economy. The committee will receive the testimony of experts in academia, tech, and law in response to Senator Gianaris’ “21st Century Antitrust Act.”

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    Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris said, “Our antitrust laws were written a century ago for a radically different economy and they are in desperate need of serious updates. Corporate power has reached unprecedented and dangerous levels, and we need powerful new laws to protect the public and our economy. I am pleased the Senate is holding a hearing on this critical issue and thank Senator Kevin Thomas for his partnership in this effort.” 

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    Senator Kevin Thomas said, “We need to modernize our antitrust laws to meet the demands of the 21st century economy. Investigating this issue is crucial in ensuring that our economy remains competitive, innovation continues to thrive, and consumers are protected. I look forward to chairing this important hearing as we continue to fight for consumers in New York.”

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