Standard General/Tegna: Sources Say Pelosi-Pallone Letter Provides Political Cover for Rosenworcel to ‘Pocket Veto’ Deal

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone, Jr., raised concerns about Standard General’s $8.6 billion bid for broadcast station group Tegna (TGNA). In an October 6 letter to FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, the two Democrats asked the FCC to closely scrutinize the deal to ensure it meets FCC’s public interest […]

Labor Weekly: DoorDash Forks Over $132 Million in NYC Settlement Over Driver Pay; Amazon Hit with Another Lawsuit Challenging its Labor Market Power Over Deliveries; Congressional Dems Call for DOL Investigation into Allegedly Astroturfed Public Comments

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Standard General/Tegna: Sources Say Pelosi-Pallone Letter Provides Political Cover for Rosenworcel to ‘Pocket Veto’ Deal

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