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Lina Khan's articles cover investment analysis, industry-specific insights, legal policy regulation, and data citations. Her focus on e-commerce, Amazon, Prime membership, consumer spending, and revenue suggests she would be interested in expert commentary from individuals with a deep understanding of the retail and e-commerce industries.
Given her coverage attributes related to legal policy regulation and citing data as well as the topics covered such as E-commerce regulations or consumer protection laws might also interest her. Additionally, since Lina has a substantial focus on product promotions and sales & marketing themes within the context of e-commerce and retail sectors there may be opportunities for experts in these areas to provide valuable insight.
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By: Ben Carlson, Salvatore Basile, John Tamny, Lina Khan, Zohran Mamdani, Robert Bork, Norm Singleton, Caleb Petitt, Vijay Jayaraj, Charles Sauer, Rohit Chopra, Rule Hasn, Vance Ginn, Brayden Myers
Carl M. Cannon's Morning Note headlines against the historic events
By: Jake Johnson, Lina Khan, Donald Trump
One critic called the president's move a "signal to monopolists that they have a clear path."
By: Lina Khan, Brad Reed
The Federal Trade Commission's decision to settle with Amazon would be “a big relief for the executives who knowingly harmed their customers,” added Khan.
The government has a variety of strategies to protect the public from price-gouging and information advantages over the consumer.
By: Bryan Steil, Scott Fitzgerald, Lina Khan, Tony Wied
MADISON, Wis. — With the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services expected to release new numbers this week detailing how much ACA premiums will increase if Republicans cut this funding from their budget, Wisconsinites across the state are bracing for impact. Currently, the average cost of an ACA premium ranges from $377 to $540 depending on the extent of coverage. See below for:
By: Stephen-Prager
Billionaire hedge fund CEO Bill Ackman dumped nearly $2 million into stopping Zohran Mamdani from becoming NYC's next mayor, portraying him as a "dangerous" supporter of "terrorism." Hours after Mamdani's win, Ackman offered his congratulations and help.
Thoughts on why.
Patience and discipline are always your friends.
By: Jake Johnson, Lina Khan
Khan and members of her team are reportedly “dusting off a little-used 1960s price-gouging statute” in an effort to bolster the mayor-elect's affordability push in New York City.
Three decisions in three days last week showed us how Americans can keep corporate Goliaths in check, even when the federal government refuses to.
