A COALITION OF FIVE Democratic state attorneys general announced a joint effort Monday to expand enforcement of their states’ respective antitrust laws in what they say is an effort to fill gaps left by the federal government.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the attorneys general of Oregon, Washington, Nevada and New York said during a virtual press conference Monday that the Trump administration had retreated from enforcing federal antitrust rules that bar mergers between competitors if the merger would harm consumers.
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