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Nominee calls antitrust enforcement a 'scalpel,' says he will review pending Google cases
2295124 · February 12, 2025
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Summary
At a Senate hearing, the DOJ nominee said antitrust enforcement should be targeted rather than industry-wide regulation and that he intends to review pending litigation involving Google after consulting staff.
During a Senate confirmation hearing, the nominee for deputy attorney general discussed the role of antitrust enforcement versus regulation and described enforcement as a precise, evidence-driven tool that can prevent the need for broad regulation.
Addressing a question about when enforcement can substitute for regulation, the nominee said…
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