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US politics
fromGothamist
1 week ago

Hochul signs bill banning NY landlords from using algorithm software to set rents

New York law bans landlords and property managers from using algorithm-based software to artificially inflate rental prices, updating state antitrust laws.
fromThe Verge
1 week ago

New York bans AI-enabled rent price fixing

RealPage says it can help its clients "optimize rents to achieve the overall highest yield, or combination of rent and occupancy, at each property."
Real estate
Tech industry
fromAP News
1 month ago

Google faces antitrust deja vu as US seeks to break up its digital advertising business

Google faces a remedy trial seeking orders to break or restructure parts of its digital advertising technology after a judge found illegal monopolistic conduct.
Law
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months ago

Robert 'Bob' Elliott Cooper dies; legendary L.A. antitrust lawyer who defended American Airlines was 85

Bob Cooper was a distinguished trial lawyer known for winning major antitrust and patent lawsuits.
NYC real estate
fromEntrepreneur
4 months ago

Compass Claims Zillow Has 'Monopoly,' Sues Over 'Ban' | Entrepreneur

The real estate market faces challenges as housing prices and mortgage rates remain high amid legal disputes between Compass and Zillow.
#google
Marketing tech
fromTheregister
6 months ago

Google unfairly monopolized publisher ad world, judge rules

Google was found to have violated antitrust laws regarding monopolistic practices in certain markets, but cleared of others.
Marketing tech
fromCrooks and Liars
6 months ago

Judge Rules Google Broke The Law To Keep Advertising Monopoly

Google has been ruled to have illegally maintained its monopoly in online advertising technology, impacting its power and market competition.
Marketing tech
fromTheregister
6 months ago

Google unfairly monopolized publisher ad world, judge rules

Google was found to have violated antitrust laws regarding monopolistic practices in certain markets, but cleared of others.
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