Biden Administration Cracks Down on Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions, Drawing Criticism
- The Biden administration released new guidelines to scrutinize mergers and prevent corporate monopolies.
- Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers criticized the move as a "war on business" that risks the economy.
- The new rules aim to promote competition and consider impact on workers, not just consumers.
- Supporters say the guidelines will curb excessive corporate power and prevent abuses.
- Critics argue it disrupts the consensus that mergers benefit the economy and efficiency.