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President Trump has raised concerns about Netflix’s market power. We analyzed the data—and the numbers suggest real competition issues policymakers can’t ignore.

After questions were raised about Netflix’s market power, we examined the data. The results point to growing competition concerns policymakers should take seriously.

It's time to stand up to mega-corporations seeking to undermine American consumers and businesses. "Amazon doesn’t need Warner Brothers Discovery to survive. It wants the company to force more Americans into its digital universe, dominate an even larger share of the market, and use that dominance to trap users and raise prices." Read Aiden B.'s latest here. https://lnkd.in/gYgKQ-nh

Millions of hardworking Americans pay rent on time every month, but for years they got little to no credit for it. That’s because, until recently, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have evaluated homebuyers’ credit with FICO scores, which do not utilize rent payments. But that’s finally starting to change.

Millions of hardworking Americans pay rent on time every month, but for years they got little to no credit for it. That’s because, until recently, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have evaluated homebuyers’ credit with FICO scores, which do not utilize rent payments. But that’s finally starting to change.

President Trump has delivered by bringing back investment in America via trillions in promised investments from Big Tech companies. But as our president, Aiden Buzzetti, points out for Human Events, those promises are - for now - just that: promises. Companies like Google and Apple love to make a big show of promising big dough. But: "An investment is not worth much until it’s in the ground, and tech makers should not get a free pass on lofty promises alone, which could, and often have, proven empty." Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ek9aY3yv