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Senators bring bill to address consolidation, foreign owners in the meat market

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By Dwight A. Weingarten Verified
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About Us Help Contact By Dwight A. Weingarten ( March 10, 2026) -- A dozen US senators have backed a bill to fundamentally reshape the American meatpacking industry, which they say has been raising costs for consumers while lowering returns for cattle ranchers and farmers.... Get instant access to the one-stop news source for business lawyers Register Now! Register for a complimentary 14-day trial with access to all sections and newsletters.
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At what cost? A look at the deferred resignation program at the FTC

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About Us Help Contact By Dwight A. Weingarten ( February 24, 2026) -- The Federal Trade Commission lost more than 100 employees last year due to the deferred resignation program with the cost of the departures coming in at about $7.6 million, according to information obtained by FTCWatch.... Get instant access to the one-stop news source for business lawyers Register Now! Register for a complimentary 14-day trial with access to all sections and newsletters.
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People — ‘Project 2025’ contributor steps away from FTC - FTCWatch

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About Us Help Contact By Dwight A. Weingarten ( February 10, 2026) -- A senior advisor at the Federal Trade Commission for much of 2025, Jon Schweppe has left the agency to return to his former employer, the American Principles Project, a “pro-family” advocacy organization headquartered in Virginia.... Get instant access to the one-stop news source for business lawyers Register Now! Register for a complimentary 14-day trial with access to all sections and newsletters.
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