the.com/antitrust
The law that politely reminds monopolies they don't actually own the playground.
means Legal rules that prevent companies from killing competition through monopolies, price-fixing, or predatory mergers.
from Coined in 1880s America, where corporate giants pooled stock into governing bodies called trusts; antitrust was the public's swing back.
First weaponThe 1890 Sherman Act, still in force today.
Big killStandard Oil split into 34 companies in 1911.
Modern targetBig Tech now faces what railroads once did.