The retail industry has become more resilient, agile, and innovative in the past year. In 2020, retail was the fastest growing industry for new businesses reaching more than 822,000 applications. Read more: https://t.co/Z6dMKeeqiM https://t.co/dYhEJ3yIpy
Lawmakers “wrongly believe that the digital ecosystem is broken and that large tech companies need to change how they operate. That scares me and should scare the millions of small businesses that use digital tools,” says small business owner Chris Lewis. https://t.co/IGw4vFlKQ1
Instead of turning to American tech firms “as critical national assets in waging a determinative economic and geopolitical contest, the United States is focused on kneecapping them.” — @edelabruyere + Nathan Picarsic https://t.co/BiQGlOZOH1
“Kentucky is open for business, and technology is ensuring we stay that way,” says Damon Thayer https://t.co/KNu4bEUxXL
NEWSFLASH: National Venture Capital Association Says Klobuchar-Cotton Bill Would Harm America’s Startup Ecosystem
By banning acquisitions of many venture-backed companies, the Platform Competition and Opportunity Act would be a “major disincentive to entrepreneurship,” says the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) in their statement against the bill. NVCA President and CEO Bobby Franklin explains: “Startups are the source of American innovation. Instead of embracing this activity, this bill discourages […]
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.@aurelienportues: “Consumers often prefer a platform’s products over those of rivals, and if the law prevents their needs from being served, consumers are harmed by having less choice.” https://t.co/WMpjHgJ2I0
“Perversely, Washington’s ongoing antitrust push risks playing directly into Beijing’s ambition.” – @edelabruyere and Nathan Picarsic https://t.co/hep46pG6cp
“The FTC’s Veneer of Democracy is Fading” writes @rachelhchiu https://t.co/83b6CrweHI
.@TripAdvisor‘s quarterly revenue was up 101% to $303 million in Q3, signaling the continued growth of a wide range of online search providers
.@TripAdvisor‘s quarterly revenue was up 101% to $303 million in Q3, signaling the continued success of online travel agents in the hypercompetitive online travel space https://t.co/kRwXUtoKgu
The retail industry has become more resilient, agile, and innovative in the past year. In 2020, retail was the fastest growing industry for new businesses reaching more than 822,000 applications. Read more: https://t.co/Z6dMKeeqiM https://t.co/dYhEJ3yIpy
Lawmakers “wrongly believe that the digital ecosystem is broken and that large tech companies need to change how they operate. That scares me and should scare the millions of small businesses that use digital tools,” says small business owner Chris Lewis. https://t.co/IGw4vFlKQ1
Instead of turning to American tech firms “as critical national assets in waging a determinative economic and geopolitical contest, the United States is focused on kneecapping them.” — @edelabruyere + Nathan Picarsic https://t.co/BiQGlOZOH1
“Kentucky is open for business, and technology is ensuring we stay that way,” says Damon Thayer https://t.co/KNu4bEUxXL
NEWSFLASH: National Venture Capital Association Says Klobuchar-Cotton Bill Would Harm America’s Startup Ecosystem
By banning acquisitions of many venture-backed companies, the Platform Competition and Opportunity Act would be a “major disincentive to entrepreneurship,” says the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) in their statement against the bill. NVCA President and CEO Bobby Franklin explains: “Startups are the source of American innovation. Instead of embracing this activity, this bill discourages […]
Read More
.@aurelienportues: “Consumers often prefer a platform’s products over those of rivals, and if the law prevents their needs from being served, consumers are harmed by having less choice.” https://t.co/WMpjHgJ2I0
“Perversely, Washington’s ongoing antitrust push risks playing directly into Beijing’s ambition.” – @edelabruyere and Nathan Picarsic https://t.co/hep46pG6cp
“The FTC’s Veneer of Democracy is Fading” writes @rachelhchiu https://t.co/83b6CrweHI
.@TripAdvisor‘s quarterly revenue was up 101% to $303 million in Q3, signaling the continued growth of a wide range of online search providers
.@TripAdvisor‘s quarterly revenue was up 101% to $303 million in Q3, signaling the continued success of online travel agents in the hypercompetitive online travel space https://t.co/kRwXUtoKgu