Anti-competition behaviors. Monopolies and such. These evil corporations took advantage of their big dick gargantuan market caps to pressure the competition out of business in order to maximize profits at our expense.
TL;DR Five of America’s largest egg producers (them being Cal-Maine, Rose Acre, Daybreak, Hillandale, and Opal Foods) are accused of running a cartel that fixed egg prices using a shared data platform called Urner Barry, pushing prices from under $2…
Antitrust Abuse • Corporate Monopoly • Consumer Markets The Plot to Monopolize Glue Henkel and Loctite tried to swallow Liquid Nails whole. The FTC caught them with their hands in the tube. Published December 2025 • Source: FTC Complaint filed…
TL;DR Gateway Services, the single largest pet cremation company in the United States, locked 1,780 workers into illegal non-compete agreements that barred them from working anywhere in the pet cremation industry for a full year after leaving. These contracts covered…
TL;DR Gateway Services, Inc. is the dominant pet cremation company in the United States, with 1,992 employees and over 100 locations serving 17,000 customers across North America. Since 2019, Gateway forced over 1,780 workers to sign non-compete agreements that ban…
TL;DR Two of the most powerful engineering software companies on Earth, Synopsys and ANSYS, agreed to merge in January 2024, a deal that would have concentrated dominant control over the tools that design virtually every semiconductor chip and physical simulation…
Antitrust / Rural Healthcare / Insurance Monopoly They Killed Rural Tennessee’s Allergy Care to Save $6 Million Published 2025 — Source: U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, No. 24-5153 TL;DR Amerigroup, the dominant Medicaid insurer in Tennessee, openly calculated it…
Investigative Report: Healthcare Data | Antitrust | Corporate Power Locked Out of Life-Saving Data How PointClickCare Used a Rigged Digital Wall to Crush a Competitor and Put Nursing Home Patients at Risk EvilCorporations.com Investigative Desk | Source: Published U.S. Court…
Antitrust Misconduct How One Company Controlled Who Gets to Sell Medicine Online EvilCorporations.com • U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 24-2697 • 32 min read TL;DR LegitScript LLC, a company that certifies online pharmacies, allegedly organized a coordinated campaign…
Monopoly on Your Dying Dog How a Luxembourg private equity firm tried to buy the only cancer specialist in your city, and what stopped them. Antitrust FTC Action Veterinary Monopoly Private Equity Pet Healthcare TL;DR JAB Consumer Partners, a private…
TL;DR Sanofi, Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and AstraZeneca — four companies that together control the entire U.S. diabetes drug market — allegedly conspired to kill a federally mandated drug discount program that kept insulin and other diabetes medications affordable for…