The US presidential election on Nov. 5 is likely to have significant effects on the antitrust landscape for years to come, with appointments to the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission on the line, as well as differing approaches to both the oversight of mergers and acquisitions and future enforcement actions. Big tech companies like Google, Meta, Amazon.com and Apple have been in the spotlight in recent years, though electoral outcomes could modify this focus. In this episode of Bloomberg Intelligence’s Votes and Verdicts podcast, BI analysts Jennifer Rie and Justin Teresi discuss the implications of the election on the future of antitrust policy.
This episode was recorded on Oct. 24.

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The US presidential election on Nov. 5 will likely have significant impacts on the consumer space, from potential tariffs to possible “price gouging” laws affecting companies including Volvo, Nike, Kroger, Walmart and others. In this episode of the Bloomberg Intelligence Votes and Verdicts podcast, analysts Holly Froum and Poonam Goyal discussed the implications of the election and what it means for the US consumer industry.
This episode was recorded on Oct. 22.

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The US presidential election on Nov. 5 may have significant effects on the industrial space from the potential elimination of tax incentives and related funding for electric vehicles, to PFAS (forever chemicals) regulations and infrastructure policies affecting companies like Ford, General Electric, Sensata, Eaton, First Solar, 3M and others. In this episode of Bloomberg Intelligence’s Votes and Verdicts podcast, BI analysts Holly Froum, Scott Levine and Rob Barnett discuss the implications of the election and what it means for the US industrial sector.

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