The bill H.R. 9118 aims to cancel federal oil and gas leases held by companies that manipulate market prices in collaboration with OPEC or OPEC+ countries, breaking certain U.S. laws like the Sherman Act. If the Federal Trade Commission finds a company guilty of this, the...
The bill says if a company cheats by teaming up with certain countries to mess with oil and gas prices, they could lose their right to work on U.S. government land to get oil and gas.
S. 4290, also known as the "Antitrust Freedom Act of 2024," proposes changes to United States antitrust laws. It stipulates that the Sherman Act, the Clayton Act, and certain sections of the Federal Trade Commission Act should not be interpreted to prohibit voluntary economic...
S. 4290 wants to let people and groups make deals together without worrying about breaking some big rules that stop businesses from getting too big and unfair, but some people think this could let bad behaviors, like making everything cost too much, happen too easily.
The Preventing Algorithmic Collusion Act of 2024 aims to stop companies from using pricing algorithms that could lead to unfair competition by sharing secret competitor data. It requires businesses using such algorithms to provide detailed reports about their algorithms to...
The Preventing Algorithmic Collusion Act of 2024 wants to stop companies from secretly working together to set prices using computer programs. It makes companies tell the truth about how they use these programs and punishes them with big fines if they cheat.
H. R. 8622 aims to stop the use of algorithms to unfairly increase rents or limit the supply of rental homes in the U.S. The bill makes it illegal for landlords to use software or services that help them coordinate with others to manipulate rent prices. It provides...
This bill is like a rule that stops landlords from using computer tricks to make rent go higher or make it harder to find places to live. If they break this rule, important people in the government will step in to stop them and help people who got hurt.
H.R. 9452, titled the “Common Sense Real Estate Consumer Rights Protection Act of 2024,” seeks to provide antitrust exemptions for state-licensed real estate brokers, their salespersons, and any trade associations they might belong to. It emphasizes that the regulation and...
This bill wants to let real estate agents and their groups have their own special rules so they don't always have to follow big national rules. It believes that each state should be able to make its own rules about selling houses and buildings.
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