Antitrust in Retail: Why FTC Is Studying 'Surveillance Pricing'

Antitrust attorneys David Kully and Caitlin Saladrigas and data privacy attorney Rachel Marmor co-authored a Law360 article about recent antitrust developments in the retail industry and their potential impacts on competition. The article focuses on the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) new study on surveillance pricing practices, highlighting that the results could provide clarity into how the data aggregation industry operates and how data brokers work, along with opening the potential for enforcement of non-antitrust laws such as privacy regulations.

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