Trump's Antitrust Nominee Gail Slater Targets Big Tech Giants
TL;DR
President-elect Trump has appointed Gail Slater as the Justice Department's antitrust chief, signaling a continued crackdown on Big Tech companies like Google and Apple. Slater, an Oxford-trained attorney and antitrust advocate, has been praised for her strong stance against monopolies. Her appointment suggests that the DOJ will maintain pressure on tech giants, with ongoing cases against Google and Apple. Slater's selection is seen as a move to reinforce Trump's commitment to regulating Big Tech's influence.
- Why Trump’s DOJ antitrust pick Gail Slater could have Google ‘shaking in its boots’ New York Post
- Trump to Nominate Gail Slater to Lead Justice Department’s Antitrust Efforts The New York Times
- Trump taps Vance staffer to head DOJ’s antitrust division POLITICO
- Trump Antitrust Pick Spells Trouble for Alphabet’s Google, Other Tech Behemoths Barron's
- Trump just gave a new signal he isn't going to let up on Big Tech Yahoo Finance
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