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Washington, D.C. – The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) expresses deep concern over the DOJ’s proposed remedy in the case of United States v. Google LLC that would force the tech firm sell off...
Washington, D.C. – The Consumer Choice Center today launched its policy primer offering simple reforms to provide for more competitive, reasonable, and accurate insurance rates to increase choice and lower...
Washington, D.C. – Today the Consumer Choice Center launched its policy primer offering simple reforms to provide Americans with more competitive, reasonable, and accurate insurance rates. The result of reform...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | October 5, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the global consumer advocacy group Consumer Choice Center launched a policy primer on the feasibility of enforcing medical-loss ratios...
KUALA LUMPUR, 5th Oct 2023 – The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) is disappointed with the government’s decision to maintain the generational endgame in the Smoking Product Control Bill for Public...
London, October 3rd, 2023 — Fred Roeder, Managing Director of the Consumer Choice Center, strongly condemns the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s recent proposal to introduce a generational ban on smoking,...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | September 26, 2023 The Internet didn’t need the FCC’s ‘net neutrality‘ in 2015, and we definitely don’t need it now WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Federal Communications...