Regulation

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which President-elect Trump tapped Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead, announced that it will be hiring via its X account.

The Fraternal Order of Police sent a letter to President-elect Trump urging him to appoint Commissioner Brendan Carr as the next chairman of the FCC next year.

President-elect Trump will soon begin announcing nominees to key cabinet positions, and his Treasury secretary pick will play a key role in advancing his economic agenda.

The October jobs report found the manufacturing sector lost 46,000 jobs amid strike activity at major manufacturers, extending a three-month slide that has seen the loss of 78,000 jobs.

A federal judge issued a ruling blocking the pending merger of luxury fashion brands Tapestry and Capri on the grounds it would undercut competition in the handbag market.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said on the company's earnings call that "trust in our company has eroded" and the aerospace giant needs a culture change as well as an improved balance sheet.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating 2.4 million Tesla vehicles with the Full Self-Driving software following fatal crashes involving reduced visibility.

The Supreme Court allowed the Biden administration's EPA to continue to enforces its regulation to attempt to curb carbon emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants.

The FTC announced the final version of its click to cancel rule which aims to make it easier for consumers to cancel subscriptions that would otherwise auto-renew.

Elon Musk's SpaceX sued the California Coastal Commission alleging that commissioners' political bias against Musk was used to deny SpaceX the ability to conduct more launches.

Liberal Gun Owners group is aiming to change the way both Republicans and Democrats think about how the U.S. deals with politicies surrounding firearms.

Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan defended the FTC's crackdown on mergers and acquisitions, arguing that her agency has to protect competition in the marketplace.

U.S. Steel's CEO is warning that the failure of its planned sale to Nippon Steel would lead to the closure of steel mills that would be modernized if the deal proceeds.

Boeing is facing yet another challenge as 32,000 members of the IAM union are threatening to strike this month if a deal isn't reached on a new contract with the company.

The National Grocers Association urged lawmakers and regulators to focus on enforcing antitrust law in supplier pricing instead of alleged "price gouging" by the grocery industry.

The FTC lawsuit to block the Albertsons-Kroger merger went to trial on Monday, with the agency arguing the deal undermines competition and the companies saying it will help consumers.

Vice President Harris' proposed a price control plan cracking down on alleged "price gouging" and "excessive profits" by grocery stores, though it lacks details defining those terms.