Josh Sisco is a journalist who writes for POLITICO, POLITICO Europe, and Yahoo News. His work has also been featured in Politico Pro. Josh covers a wide range of topics including technology, antitrust issues, legal proceedings, and political events.
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By: Josh Sisco, Leah Nylen
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump has selected Andrew Ferguson, a Republican member of the U.S.
(Bloomberg) -- President-elect Donald Trump has selected Andrew Ferguson, a Republican member of the US Federal Trade Commission, to serve as the agency's chair, a politically charged role currently held by Lina Khan.
By: Josh Sisco, Leah Nylen
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump has selected Andrew Ferguson, a Republican member of the U.S.
By: Josh Sisco, Leah Nylen, Emily Birnbaum
President Donald Trump’s antitrust picks are likely to take a hard-line on the tech giants, and a harder line on corporate consolidation than the average Republican.
By: Ian King, Jef Feeley, Josh Sisco
(Bloomberg) -- Arm Holdings Plc's legal dispute with Qualcomm Inc. is being argued before a federal jury in Delaware this week, pitting two of the world's most influential chipmakers against each other in an intellectual property case that threatens to roil the technology industry.
The Biden administration took another step in its push to combat so-called junk fees as the US Federal Trade Commission mandated more price transparency for consumers shopping for live-event tickets and hotel rooms.
The Biden administration took another step in its push to combat so-called junk fees as the US Federal Trade Commission mandated more price transparency for consumers shopping for live-event tickets and hotel rooms.
By: Ian King, Jef Feeley, Josh Sisco
(Bloomberg) -- Arm Holdings Plc’s legal dispute with Qualcomm Inc. is being argued before a federal jury in Delaware this week, pitting two of the world’s most influential chipmakers against each other in an intellectual property case that threatens to roil the technology industry.Most Read from BloombergNYPD Car Chases Are Becoming More Frequent — and More DangerousNew York City’s Historic Preservation Movement Is Having a Midlife CrisisDakar’s Air Quality Plummets as Saharan Dust Descends on S
By: Leah Nylen, Josh Sisco
Alphabet Inc. 's Google called a US Justice Department plan to force it to sell its web browser “extreme” and at odds with the law, urging a federal court judge to take caution lest he stifle innovation and future investment.
By: Josh Sisco, Leah Nylen
Alphabet Inc.’s Google called a US Justice Department plan to force it to sell its web browser “extreme” and at odds with the law, urging a federal court judge to take caution lest he stifle innovation and future investment.
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