Labor Weekly: NLRB On Track to Overturn Lingering Biden-era Caselaw; Nuclear Energy Providers Beat Wage-Fixing Lawsuit, For Now; Discovery Spat in UPMC Monopsony Case Highlights Ruling Delay

Welcome to Labor Thursday, our weekly overview of competition and labor market issues. Key stories we’re following this week include: • NLRB General Counsel issues caselaw targets for Board review. • Nuclear energy workers challenging alleged wage-fixing lose motion to dismiss. • UPMC, medical workers spar over discovery timeline.

The Trade Desk: Platform Offers Audience Segments Targeting Specific Health Conditions, Religious Beliefs, and Political Views

Advertising technology giant The Trade Desk (TTD) helps marketers target millions of consumers through audience data segments uploaded by third-party providers. A Capitol Forum investigation found...

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German Antitrust Watchdog Head: Member States Should Be Allowed to Enforce EU Digital Markets Rules

The European Commission shouldn’t be the sole public enforcer of the EU’s digital markets rules, according to the long-sitting head of Germany’s competition watchdog Andreas Mundt, adding that...

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KKR and Kuvare: KKR and Kuvare Life Insurers File Conflicting Sworn Accounts of the Same Reinsurance Deal, $542 Million Apart on the Money Set Aside for Policyholders

Kuvare Holdings-owned Guaranty Income Life Insurance Company and KKR-owned (KKR) Commonwealth Annuity and Life Insurance Company are telling their respective state regulators materially different...

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Labor Weekly: NLRB On Track to Overturn Lingering Biden-era Caselaw; Nuclear Energy Providers Beat Wage-Fixing Lawsuit, For Now; Discovery Spat in UPMC Monopsony Case Highlights Ruling Delay

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